This week’s class was about Steve Job’s speech, in this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tuw8hxrFBH8 and my final considerations are:
- “Connecting the dots” is like playing detective and piecing together clues to solve a mystery. It’s all about making those cool connections between different bits of information or events to see the bigger picture.
- Speeches can be super powerful because they’re like a superhero’s secret weapon. A great speech has the ability to captivate an audience, make them feel all the feels, and even inspire them to take action. It’s like a rollercoaster ride of emotions and ideas, all wrapped up in some killer storytelling.
- Trusting fate is like putting your faith in the universe’s master plan. Some people dig it and believe that everything happens for a reason. They think fate’s got their back and will lead them down the right path. Others might be more like “nah, I’m the captain of my own ship” and prefer to make their own destiny.
- Love and loss, oh boy! Love is like a warm fuzzy blanket on a cold winter’s day. It’s all about butterflies in your stomach, heart skipping a beat, and feeling all giddy inside. But when it comes to loss, it’s like a punch in the gut. It’s the heartbreak, the tears, and the empty feeling when something or someone you love is no longer there. They’re both part of life’s wild ride, and they can teach us a lot about ourselves and the crazy rollercoaster of emotions we humans go through.
Thank you and i’ll see you next time! >.<
