A few days ago, I had a post dedicated to Dr. Randy Pausch who sadly passed away on July 25. He was a person I came to admire- for his courage, optimism in spite of the heavy odds against him and his consideration for others overlooking his own pain.
There is so much on the internet about him- which is truly inspirational- that Tara Parker-Pope of the New York Times has put together a compilation of links to major sites about Dr. Randy Pausch called “The Online Legacy of Professor Pausch”. Thank you, Ms. Parker-Pope for this effort.
This is a useful compilation- strongly recommended for people who want to know what optimism can do for them in their lives- to browse at their own pace. One item at a time.
There are so many lessons there for all of us. Thanks to you, Dr. Pausch.
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This is Post No: 239 of the “A Step A Day” series : To provide perspective and provoke thought to facilitate self-development across a wide spectrum of issues- big and small- crucial for executive success.
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