Last Lecture Series: How to Live your Life at Full Power — Graham Weaver

Amazing Advice- 1. Face your Fears 2. Follow your Energy 3. Go all in

In 50 years of life, this is some of the best advice I’ve ever heard! So well explained.

Powerful, insightful, funny, this lecture has it all. Graham Weaver is a master storyteller effortlessly weaving personal stories with deep learnings. As an Integration coach, I've been sharing variations on these themes with my clients for many years, but I really appreciated the way Graham packaged the message with poignancy, lightness and clarity. My favorite insight is how we often resort to building a helmet around us to protect the nail in our head rather than pulling it out. It's a powerful insight that you'll have to watch the lecture to understand what I just said--it will be well worth your time!

Ok this is some divine level coincidence. Just yesterday I wrote in my journal exactly about this voice, I wrote “ do the hard things that in your heart know are the right things to do” “if there is an urge there probably is a meaning to be found” and this is like the expanded version of exactly what I had in mind. Blessed

I saved this for later. One day I will come back and tell you guys

You will only have a few paths that will bring out your full force. Those paths will be unique to you. If you're courageous enough to go all-in with all your energy in the right path, you'll be able to do something that will look impossible for everyone else. And was only meant to be achieved by you - and that my-friend is your purpose of life.

- Face your fears - Follow your energy - Go all in

“When I give advice to my students, I give advice to myself.“ Love the sharing about existential crisis! Thanks for always being a source of inspiration Graham!

When we choose to work in industry, I have observed often times the company takes a decision for you in career path. If we still have a desire to pursue our interests, it is possible to channel our energy toward the shared objective or venturing out to start your own business. I have often seen many making a positive progress with enthusiasm, wisdom, network and experience. Thanks Graham and Stanford Graduate School of Business for sharing the How to Live your Life at Full Power.

“The voice of fear will lead you to a life that’s too small." Love this!! Great tangible lessons about how to reach your full potential and live a life that fulfills you. I’m taking notes! ✍🏼

Wow, this is good. So many gems. "Focus on your energy, not your passion," love that take. The opening story with the run, hahaha. Among the best commencement speeches I've heard, appreciate the actionable advice/tools. Thank you Graham!

This will be one of those evergreen videos. Watch this 20 years from now and it'll still hold true.

Thank you sir, I'm learning from YouTube more than I learned from university here I found the world best teacher❤

Already sharing this with others who I know have a nail in their head 🙌

That’s the best lecture I’ve ever heard

"Follow your energy", What a great quote to hear instead follow your passion. This talk was great and I learned so much from this single video. I am in my third year of college and for the past two years, I have been living my college life in fear and making it smaller and smaller. It was pathetic. I wanted it out of my chest but I feared my friends would not understand. But now I will implement whatever he told me to embrace that feeling, defeat it, and go forward. I hope everyone like me watches this, learns, and starts implementing it as soon as possible.

Inspiring! Keep up your good work professor Graham Weaver! Loved your speech...

Such a great talk, Graham! So may eternal truths in this, and some real practical advice for us all to take action on today. Well spoken. Well done!

This one hit the nail on the head, pun intended. The question I have is how does one plan for failure in an “all-in” approach seemingly being suggested by the speaker. In case of failure, some of us would be lucky to sleep on the couch of some friends and relatives, who would eventually give up on us, and then we are left to sleep on the streets. But overall, it is a very inspiring talk. Thank you sir.

This is one of the videos that I should listen to it once per week ❤