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Inspiration Nov 21, 2009 This man had immeasurable courage. The power of positive thinking rang true throughout the book. There are so many every day applications to take from Randy's experiences, applicable to both your personal and professional lives. Young and old alike can learn valuable and pertinent lessons from this must read book.
you can learn a lot from one man? FACT Nov 20, 2009 I love picking a good book and even more so enjoy applying what ive read to the real world. guess my Harry Potter days are put on hold, more into the nonfiction. an inspiring soul that everyone should know about. Randy teaches us how to become better people with gratitude, being consistent and imaginative in our commitments to friends, coworkers, and the most import ones, our family. Definitely watch a couple mins of his video so you can get locked into his story and goofy humor. read the book before you watch the rest of the lecture, its a great combination to really understand what Randy wants us to feel when he gives his Last Lecture. Highly recommend this cook and im sure you will end up passing this wonderful, heartfelt (yet humorous) lecture to friends and family. I recently read, 90 minutes in heaven by Don Piper and "either you're in or you're in the way" by the Miller brothers, our hometown buddies. both great stories!
A Must read book for everyone. Nov 20, 2009 A must read book for every parent, friend, co-worker and boss. I liked the video Last Lecture and I love the book. Filled with little nuggests of life lessons and life advice.
Great Read Nov 18, 2009 This was a great book. Easy read- one sitting. It was a nice 'life perspective' book. An inspiration and a pick-me-up. Worth the buy, pass it around to all your loved ones.
ignites the pages with life and hope Oct 29, 2009 Last Lecture is a grand story of a mans life, who he is , where he came from and his journey down the river of life. It has the feel and glory of Huck Fin, a story told with an open heart and an honest soul.
When Randy Pausch is diagnosed with terminal cancer he had the desire to leave something of great value to his family. It would need to be something timeless and have the ability to provide a well spring for the love he would be unable to give in person. It would need to convey the important lessons he felt his children would have learned were he able to live a normal lifespan.
Randy Pausch gathered the moments in his life that he felt were self defining moments, the times when a persons eyes are opened to the truly important things that need to become a priority and thereby guide them towards becoming better people. They are the moments when the blinders come off and one realizes that there are really only a few things that give value to life. Material things become "just" material things. Family, love, encouragement, honesty and a childlike sense of fascination flow with a vitality that ignites the pages with life and the very real promise of eternal hope.
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