Graduation Speech: Follow Your Dreams

Good evening. I would like to start my speech from the story of Gary Barnes which contains the same information I would like to talk about tonight. Once upon a time there was a huge hillside where the eagle's nest rested. There are four big eagles in the eagle's nest. One day, the mountain shook with the earthquake, one of the eggs fell down the hill and rolled down to the valley chicken place in the lower valley. Since the chicks knew that they had to protect and take care of the egg's eggs, older chickens volunteered to grow and grow large eggs.

Let's start the lecture - this is a keynote lecture - it is time to commemorate the school graduation ceremony. A graduation certificate will be awarded to the graduate during that time. The speech at the graduation ceremony will mark an important milestone in the life of the graduates, so it is essentially a celebration. At the same time, it can be a call for the audience (Fly Little Bird, 2007). Many beginners may understand relatively concise and important presentations, and many speakers are practical but provide memorable advice. For example, Billie Jean King once said, "Find a mentor and become a mentor, give feedback, if they say to not believe in your dreams, they will say" "Good" "Smart Engine, 2006)

"Follow your dreams" / # DoWhatYouLove The proposal is the main content of all graduation lectures. This is correct. Because we want you to go there as a new graduate and encourage them to fight for the stars. However, this advice may be a bit confusing. There are lots of other things to work on and ultimately it depends on your personality and natural risk. I will make this a disclaimer. I prefer that adult groups do not make them say what they are doing they know. I like people who want to open lemonade stalls for those working at McKinsey and the World Bank. This does not preclude the smart people who joined the competitive institution (which in fact is my day-to-day work and helps all ambitious consultants and bankers find these jobs) . Places where countless entrepreneurs make their dreams of enslaving all the stripes and changing the world reality