Text of Steve Jobs' Commencement address (2005) http://news.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505.html

Graduation address of Steve Jobs (2005) http://news.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505.html

Graduation address of Steve Jobs (2005) http://news.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505.html

Graduation address of Steve Jobs (2005) http://news.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505.html

The introduction of this article comes from a speech that Steve Jobs of Stanford University graduated in 2005. For many people, Steve Jobs has brought smartphones to people around the world, but for thousands of entrepreneurs around the world his inspiration comes from the difficult challenge of building a business and creating new ones I was born. .

I finished the last (last) of this series with the graduation ceremony of Steve Jobs' 2005 graduation class of Stanford University. I think about our educational system and what we teach. You can not take advantage of the details behind Bovary Mrs Bovary (not uncomfortable, Mr. Flaubert!) Or Wilmot Proviso (see it!), But this video could be 15 minutes longer than other courses there is. It is more beneficial for you to study in the classroom forever. The foresight and wisdom behind these words is enough to motivate you to begin your journey and meet your wishes. Please Remember - All - All in Life - Start with ideas. First of all, you must use your own ideas. When you breathe life into this idea through faith, when you develop the spirit of desire and courage, you will give way to the future possibilities.

In June 2005, Steve Jobs came up on the podium at the Stanford Stadium and gave a lecture at the Stanford University graduation class. Talking with jeans and sandals under formal robes Steve Jobs addressed 23,000 spectators on the lessons of his life. About one-third of the address, Jobs suggests as follows. You have to find something you like. If you have not found it yet, please keep looking and do not fix it. This assumption is one of the most sophisticated themes of contemporary American society. Those of us who are lucky enough to make a choice in our lives will be shelled with this information starting from a very young age. We faithfully obeyed their passion and told me to mislead the obedient unmanned reconnaissance aircraft claiming a safe way. As well-known professional consultants told me, "Do whatever you like, and money goes on" has become the de facto motto in the field of career advice.