The Last Lecture By Randy Pausch Quotes
Author Randy Pausch stated, "The brick walls are there for a reason. The brick walls are there to keep us out. The brick walls are there to give us a chance to show how badly we want something. Because the brick walls are there to stop the people who don't want it badly enough. They're there to stop the other people.” in his bestseller book, The Last Lecture. The author explores the meaning of life's difficulties, and how these difficulties shape our character and help us discover our own potential. Furthermore, this quote suggests that success is not easily obtained, rather an individual needs to acquire abilities to overcome their struggles, which is the differentiating factor between humans. Essentially, the way in which one faces life difficulties is what makes each individual unique. Some people will overcome difficulties, while others will not, and the ability to rise above a problems will put one ahead or behind in life.
To begin, Randy Pausch must have written this quote from his own life experience, where he had noticed the amount of physical and emotional endeavors he had to put in to obtain the desired results. As a daughter of immigrants, my ability to face struggles began to shape …show more content…
Without a reminder of the importance of our personal work or what we work towards, our work would be meaningless. I am cognizant that the obstacles my parents regularly had to face forced them to bond more and spend more time with each other than they would have in their home county, but they were repeatedly reminded that people on similar circumstances did not succeed in their journey, and in many occasions had to return to face of the troubles they had tried to escape. Celebrating their 35thweddig anniversary this year, my parents have kept their vows and therefore found a way to surmount the brick walls they have faced together, and they have passed on to me this resilient
To begin, Randy Pausch must have written this quote from his own life experience, where he had noticed the amount of physical and emotional endeavors he had to put in to obtain the desired results. As a daughter of immigrants, my ability to face struggles began to shape …show more content…
Without a reminder of the importance of our personal work or what we work towards, our work would be meaningless. I am cognizant that the obstacles my parents regularly had to face forced them to bond more and spend more time with each other than they would have in their home county, but they were repeatedly reminded that people on similar circumstances did not succeed in their journey, and in many occasions had to return to face of the troubles they had tried to escape. Celebrating their 35thweddig anniversary this year, my parents have kept their vows and therefore found a way to surmount the brick walls they have faced together, and they have passed on to me this resilient