By Tony Chung on 11 October 2007 ~ Comments

Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams

Ever find life to be boring?

Ever ponder your fulfillment in career and life goals?

Watch this video… and life won’t be so boring and unfulfilled anymore…(I promise):

A little background:

Randy Pausch (Oct. 23, 1960 – July 25, 2008) was a professor at Carnegie Mellon University. The school recently began a “Last Lecture” series, in which CMU professors will give their last lecture (ever). Pausch was the first lecturer in this series, he has pancreatic cancer and will lose his life in a month or so. He is an incredibly passionate, energetic, and lively character. It’s a truly touching case, I was close to tears after watching his lecture.

To watch the entire lecture, go here.

Your thoughts?

Ladies and gents, life is a gift. Treasure it and live it to the fullest.

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Tony Chung is a 25 year young music and web lover based in Silicon Valley. He has a BSEE, released an album in Asia, and starred in a film. This blog is about his passion for Apple products, music, and financial investing. (more...)
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