Watched Randy Pausch's "Last Lecture" this past weekend. It was exactly what I was told it would be, inspirational and well, relevant. His lecture was mainly about his life. His dreams and how he lived them out. He included lessons learned and spoke about those who inspired him throughout his life and career. And also those he inspired throughout his life and career. He outlined a few "life lessons" that highlighted things that I believe we all know but don't necessarily remember and practice on a daily basis.
Here are a few that really hit home:
-Don't complain; just work harder
-Be prepared: "luck" is where preparation meets opportunity
-Find the best in everybody; you might have to wait a long time but people will show you their good side, just keep waiting
-Never give up
More than just "learning" from his lecture, I was inspired. It wasn't necessarily the words that he spoke but the essence of who he was and how important he was to so many people.
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