Graduation Speech: It's All About the Lives We Touch

To be honest, I'm dissatisfied with my work trying to summarize "the future"; furthermore, I can concentrate on several points that anyone can follow and be interested I can do it. After thinking over several weeks, the answer shocked me - absolutely not. With this in mind, I do not want to impress anymore, so the task will be easier, but I recommend you to guide without any more soothing. The final result is more personal and compassion than I thought. I asked my friend, "When thinking about the future, do you think the words that appear in your mind?" I asked a practical senior's answer "technique". Of course he is very correct.

Today's TED talk is actually a summary graduation lecture provided by top experts in their field. However, there are only a few mysterious things in the graduation ceremony lecture. Because you have a group of successful students (possibly drunk, not in focus) who can become captives, and they are going to embark on the next chapter of their life. These reports have started since last month of 2017, but there are already very large existing databases to consider. However, if you have seen Will Farrell's speech at the University of Southern California, you will not be disappointed. Mark Zuckerberg's lecture by Harvard and Tim Cook's MIT lecture are also excellent. Ironically, Harvard gave Zuckerberg an honorary degree in the year after he dropped out of school.

Today we will try to relive one of his most memorable and classical speech and he gave a new journey of their life to the group of young graduates from Stanford University . The opening speech two days after Steve Jobs died received over 8 million views on YouTube. At the time of writing, the presentation now has views of more than 15 million people. What is special about Steve Jobs' words that inspired a lot of people that day? First of all, Jobs rarely see the public appearance. Not only that, he also shared some personal experiences in his life. It comes directly from the hearts of people. Secondly, there are many things to be reflected in the embedded information and encourage young people to achieve their optimum position today.

Steve Jobs, one of the most memorable speech in Stanford's graduate class, shared a master story about "participation points". He talked about how he came back to help him when he designed his first Macintosh computer. The best summary is his word - "Of course, it was impossible to put these pieces when I was in college." But it is quite clear to review this in 10 years. A few years later, when I read the research outcome at Adam Grant's book "Give and Take", I got a small point about my grandfather. In short, Adam 's psychologist divides people into three buckets - donors, recipients, and matchers. Then he ranks people on the scale of success. An interesting result is that the provider is at both ends of the totem poles.