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 Where is it? Jul 23, 2010
Would love to write a review for this item that I ordered on June 19th, but haven't received it yet, despite communication with Supermoviedeals about the (non) delivery thereof. Estimated delivery dates expired about 2 weeks ago. Ready to give up, dispute the purchase and buy elsewhere.
 We probably all are recovering jerks Jul 21, 2010
This book is a lesson on how to live your life in a way that helps others, serve the world and realize your dreams all at the same time.
It's a lesson in professionalism, politics, human interaction, humility, honesty, honor, love, and a pure zest for life itself.
If you ever wanted to answer the following question "How do I fine tune my life, both personal and professional, to feel more fulfilled about how I do it so that on my last day I can look back without regrets?" - Then this is the book for you.
If you've ever been told, "you are smart but you have to get your personality out of your way", this is the book for you.
If you subscribe to the notion that success is built on selfishness, aggression and pure calculated leveraging - do yourself a favor and read it twice!
I've been lucky to have this book recommended to me and it is now on my most recommended list.
Regards,
-Richie Etwaru
 Not a page turner. Jul 21, 2010
I'll give it three stars because Randy Pausch is gone now and he's left behind many pieces of his life in this book. But that's really what it is--bits and pieces of his life that he wants his children to know so they better know their dad. That is all well and good, but when I picked up the book, I was expecting more. After hearing all the hype, I anticipated this book was going to offer more food for thought. Instead, it was packed with much of what we have already heard. Pausch was fortunate to have had such a terrific set of parents who nurtured him and a loving wife who supported him. His children are fortunate to have had a dad who had the insight to put together a bit of history so as they grow and experience curiosity, they have some answers.
How to live Jul 19, 2010
I love this book. Instead of whining and complaining Randy decides to teach us how to live with the little time he has left. Must Read
Wonderful and inspirational Jul 18, 2010
A great read. Very inspirational and a good book for teachers of all kinds. Makes you think about things a little more in depth.
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