Analysis Of The Last Lecture By Randy Pausch

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In his book, The Last Lecture, Randy Pausch describes the morals he lived by. Pausch was dying of pancreatic cancer when he wrote this book, and he left The Last Lecture to influence how his readers saw the way he lived. His morals have lead me to wonder what my own morals may be. I live by an assortment of life lessons that help me succeed throughout
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