兰迪·波许-时间管理于弗吉尼亚大学.PDF

· - , . , © Copyright Randy Pausch, 2007 Friederike Sophie Brand. . () , , ,. , . Lichao Chen! , , . ,,. Email: ocirlin@ : []. {}. Randy Pausch: ·: Thank you, thats very kind, but never tip the waiter before the meal arrives. . Thank you, Gabe and Jim, I couldnt imagine being more grateful for an introduction. These are two people that Ive known a long time, I taught here at UVA, I love this school, its an incredible place filled with tradition and history and respect, the kind of qualities that I really admire, that I want to see preserved in American society. And this is one of the places that I just love for preserving that. I think the honor code alone at the University of Virginia is something that every university administrator should study and look at and say: “Why cant we do that too?“ I think there are a lot of things about this place to love. , , . Im going to talk today on the topic of time management. The circumstances are, as you probably know, a little bit unusual. I think at this point Im an authority to talk about what to do with limited time. My battle with pancreatic cancer started about a year and a half ago. Fought, did all the right things but as my oncologist said, if you could pick off a list, thats not the one youd want to pick. On August 15th, these were my CAT scans. You can see that if you scroll through all of them, there are about a dozen tumors in my liver, and the doctors at that time said, - I love the way they say it: “You have three to six months of good 1 health left.“ Optimism and positive phrasing. Its like when you are at Disney: “What time does the park close?“ - “The park is open until eight.“ So I have “three to six months of good health.“ Well, lets do the math: Today is three months and twelve days. So what I had on my day-timer for today was not necessarily being at the UVA. Im pleased to say that we do treat with palliative chemo, theyre going to buy me