Steve jobs’ speech in Standford

You’ve got to find what you love, Jobs says. Steve jobs delivered a speech at the commencement of Stanford in 2005. He shared three stories in her life with graduates. They are about the connecting the dots, love and loss, and his opinion about he how to face death.

At first, he wants to tell people, try to find what you love and don’t give up easily. Then you will find out you learn a lot even if you encounter great difficulties in your life. He said we should think positive and look on the bright side, and we’ll soon see light at the end of the tunnel. Next, we have to be positive to face death. No one wants to die, but no one has ever escaped it. He told us our time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. It is very important to us because if you know what you want and you never lose your faith. Sometimes life attacks your mind with a brick, if you realize that every cloud has a silver lining. Looking backwards and you will find that you get more and many happened things are meaning for you. On the other hand, God will direct us another way to find the difficult situation. Finally, he gave a word "Stay hungry, Stay foolish" to graduates. It means don’t give up and pursue the goal you want to reach, and never feel satisfy with your life.