The 10 best pieces of advice billionaires have given during commencement speeches

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Don’t worry about a grand plan

American business magnate, philanthropist and politician, Michael Bloomberg, spoke at the University of North Carolina in 2012. He gave graduates a very idealistic commencement speech, claiming that you don’t need a grand plan because whatever your plan is now will change multiple times before you even hit 30. His main point was that you don’t need to be an expert in something to try it.

Be present in the moment

Chris Sacca
Chris Sacca, venture capitalist investor and company advisor, spoke at the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management commencement ceremony in 2011. He spoke about presence and how when you’re present, you notice more things. You notice the expressions of people around you, you notice how wonderful and lucky you are to see today, and you notice how the people around you aren’t as lucky as you are.

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Written by Katie Henderson

Katie Henderson is the Strategy editor at Business Pundit. She writes articles that help business owners, executives, and employees better understand how to run a business and work as effective employees.