The last lecture -randy pausch

“We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand.” This is how Randy Pausch, a professor in Computer Science, Human Computer Interaction, and Design at Carnegie Mellon University,tell us some important lessons he learned in life. Although he is passing a critical moment in his life because he has pancreatic cancer we can see how his great humor and personality is part of themessage he is trying to give. In his book ‘’The Last Lecture’’ we see how Randy takes us from small things to big things. How he accomplishes and achieves dreams that are so important in life.How you can achieve your dreams and enable the dreams of others? These is the main purpose of this lecture, how getting to these dreams would make you learn values and other valuable lessons inlife. In this book Randy tells us his childhood dreams, some of them were being of zero gravity, being Captain Kirk from Star Trek and being a Disney Imaginneer.''Really achieving your dreams’’ thisis how Randy titles his last lecture. If we start to think what really achieving your dreams means most people don’t know what these mean. Not all people in earth know the feeling. But we can see whenRandy tell us his dreams and explains how he achieve them it all seemed clear. Randy tells that there are ‘’brick walls’’ –‘’Brick walls are there for a reason, not to keep us out but to give us achance to show how badly we want something.”  “…Brick walls are there to stop the people who don’t want it badly enough- these are what keep almost everyone from what they really want. There are somepeople that when they found themselves in situations when they see they can’t get what they want because of small problems or big ones and they just quit, but Randy tells us to overcome those small orbig things and get on with them, to be perseverant. He tells us about the joy of life, appreciation, integrity and to be grateful for what we want and to the people that had helped us in some way...