‘My Takeaways from the Jack Ma speech at the University of Nairobi – July 2017’ By Danstan Wasobokha

The speech of Jack Ma of Nairobi University, one of China's richest Chinese who is the founder of Alibaba, the world's largest e-commerce platform, is very insightful to me. The following is a collection of lectures archived in my soul.

Hire better, smarter people. I will hire someone who may become your boss within five years. Do not hire someone who wants to be your servant

Jealousy and hatred are cowards and lazy people. In order to get better, you will become a good graduate.

Ma Yun is the founder of Alibaba. Ma Yun is the president of Hupan University, a school with a very selective entrepreneurial spirit, which Tron's founder Justin Sun attended. In the article by Eric Rice, pictures of Jack Ma and Justin are posted and Jack Ma tells us that Justin was carefully selected for the university. Justin Sun was influenced by the technology industry with its own advantages. He is former chief executive of Ripple and is another stable rise / wait crypto currency supported by Google Ventures and is expected to rise on its own in 2018 (according to Reuters, 2017 Incredible 35,000 rise in%)%

This is a speech that strongly appeals to the heart of Jack Ma who believes in your dreams, and Ma Yun, creator of Alibaba and Ali-Pay, to mark their vision. Believe in your dreams Jack Ma. We will keep our dreams and we believe it. No matter how big your dream is, we will take a small step. When I graduate from college, you know that I devoted to college in three years. Therefore, the application work was refused 30 times. I went to the police. I applied to Harvard University ten times and refused.

My husband, Dana Janssen, is a keynote speaker at Alberta Business School Graduation Banquet in 2017. He made a speech on April 1, 2017 and did a very wonderful job. It provides him with reflections and learning about the toughest days and years in our lives. Over the past few weeks I was thinking about his speech and thought about sharing his takeout and my opinion with his wife and partner. Dana was asked to share his story with the new graduate, but did not give any other direction. He graduated from UofA Business School in 2007 and started our first business, AgileStyle, during school. Over the past decade, we have experienced various ups and downs both personally and professionally. He can make a speech in several directions