This is a link to a Youtube video brought to my attention by Dale Elshoff and I find it to be amazing.
This video requires me to reflect on the question, what would my last lecture be? What are those pieces of wisdom I would hope to impart on others if I had the luxury of time before my impending depature from this world? That is my question to you - what are those items you hope to leave in others' lives?
Glenn
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One of the most inspirational pieces of work and i mean "art" i have ever experienced. From brick walls to learning indirectly i found resonance in alot of things he said. It is amazing to be reminded amongst arguments with friends about stupid political issues or which tv show is better that there are good people in this world that have done GREAT things.
Enabling dreams of others really stood out to me. The empowerment piece is something i hope to bring to others around me the same as it is brought onto me.
I have done alot of things wrong in college and have learned in ways i could not have imagined. But i am just beginning my life and have many goals to accomplish. I cannot imagine at some point what i will be able to say my subject for my last lecture will be, but i do KNOW i will try hard to "lead my life" to bring the dreams to me.
Thank you so much for sharing this glenn it came at a very good time for me.
This alone literally just made me rethink grad school, internships for the summer, the whole shabang. You know watching this I thought it was great, you know him speaking on how you should go at life with all you've got, that brick walls are there for a reason, great, wonderful. Jon basically summarized how those messages were awesome and truly great to hear, a call to be your best and go for it.
It wasn't until that second head fake that the whole thing hit me like a ton of bricks. That tells you how much this message really meant to him. That tells you how much these things resinated with him during his lifetime, how important it is to him that people strive to achieve their dreams.
You know not much really gets me emotional but I almost lost it at the end of this speech. WATCH THIS VIDEO! You won't regret it (even if it is 1:30 in the morning)
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