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Analysis Of The Last Lecture By David Greene

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I believe that according to Greene, everything that we encountered had intensity to it, and sparked feelings of wonder (cite) reflect the “The Last Lecture video. I believe that this reflected his video because of chasing the childhood dreams. I believe that the lecture wanted us to understand the importance of following our childhood dreams. I believe that According to Greene, Grandiosity: Sometimes greater danger comes from success and praise than from criticism (cite) also reflected “The Last Lecture” video. I believe that grandiosity reflected the video because criticism is an important tool to overcome. I agree that once you are able to overcome criticism can take you far in the future. I also believe that according to Greene, flexibility

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