Randy Pausch Lecture: Time Management

I find your ad hominen attack curious as I am from a working class background,have worked all my adult life,and I have never attended univerity,Berkely or other.Have you missed my point entirely?

Thank you.

This is a typical nonsense that a pseudo intellectual from Berkley would come up with. This lecture proves, that being organize, one has time left to help other people. Only unemployed, living of other money hyenas (nothing personal) would believe that one should feel guilty of being successful and enjoying his own free time, fruit of his own hard labour.

Last line.
2012 folks

:( don't think he's feeling well in this one...he's usually more energetic in his talks. i have his book on hold at the library! can't wait to get it.

Não tem uma tradução para o portugues????
Estou louca para assitir....

lmao

Good bless you Randy, and all of your family for all your life-work and legacy. You helped many more people you can imagine with your optimism.

Ones utilization of time and resources,should never be at the expense of another person.If you are part of a culture that dis-enables people in other places from enjoying life and time,then I believe you should not be part of that culture.I have spent my own time in places where people suffer great poverty and starvation because of the direct actions of our culture.We then talk about concepts like time management.We are afforded the privilege of time itself at their expense.We steal their time.

I have tried the covey's four Quadrants to do list. i could complete tasks which i classified as not important when i did them first!!!
However, am still lingering on some tasks which were overdue but am advancing at more rapid pace than without the coveys to do lists....
but I wonder how long i'll stick to IT!!!

I wonder how he finds the time to manage time management

Thanks Randy, may you rest in peace. Before your time was over, you still managed to inspire through your words and perhaps the biggest inspiration is your optimism and desire to shed some guidance for others. Great lecture, S**ks that America lost a wonderful, interesting and intelligent man. God bless your family.

40:30 - Asian Man asleep

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Steven Covey and The 1 Minute Manager by Kenneth Blanchard and Spencer Johnson

does anyone know what the two books he recommends in the end are?