Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch gave a lecture on Time Management at the University of Virginia in November 2007.
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Terrible lecture. Go watch the brian tracy one, much better.
time wasted in the intro and useless jokes
i feel for his story but really..
Love this. Ive got so much out of this. never relized how much time I was
wasting
Being successful doesn’t make you manage your time well.
Manage your time well makes you successful.
Well, this is all good advice if you are absolutely self centered – but in
most professions something that might be very unimportant for you is
extremely important for somebody else, yet, nobody else than you can do
itThis is, where the inner battles start.
whole lecture summarised: buy a lot of shit. Monitors, bluetooth headset,
speakers, done
an exceptional lecture. took some very valuable notes from this, HIGHLY
recommend it to ALL.
And never spend to much time before a machine.
At 27:48 I was thinking about the CRTs and his cancer.
RIP
This is a great You Tube video regarding time management.
So this should be compulsory viewing for pretty much everyone ever.
would love to know what the two books were
Good lecture, i like it.
Does anyone know what books he recommended?
listen to video
this is most inspiring speech listened to it and am at my best
Carnegie Mellon University
these are all simple concepts that we fail, or took way to long, to
understand. thank you randy for this elegant, inspiring speech
Motivational speech:Time management
But how do you know how much time you should spend to yourself or family?
Did he talk about that?
Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch gave a lecture on Time Management at
the University of Virginia in November 2007
Very intereseting for time management fans!
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Time management, huge issue for me right now.
And I like Randy Pausch’s lecture a lot …
Basically, time is money. Do not look them into different thing. Maybe we
cant picture time, but we can definitely picture how we spend money. By
considering time as money, to some degree, you will have a better time
management and figure how costly you are to just do nothing at any time.
Some awesome lessons I need to put into practice lol
Well worth the time spent watching this. Great presenter as well.
Some Zen time management tips from Randy Pausch in one of the last lectures
he gave before he passed away. It is safe to say that very few people would
have understood the importance of time more than him at this juncture of
his life.
Randy Pausch Lecture: Time Management
a classic and probably the most useful video you can watch on the internet
Randy Pausch used his time management skills to live his life to the
fullest
I highly recommend this lecture for anyone
The only time management training you will ever need
Really good #timemanagement tips!