Question

give 3 other words of advice admiral mcraven gave to the ut graduates.

1. make your bed every morning
2. find some to help you paddle
3. dont be afraid of the circuses

what does this quote mean to you, “the world can be changed by 1 decision?”
what does this quote mean to you? “all you have to do is ring the bell to get out,” mcraven said. “if you want to change the world, dont ever, ever ring the bell.”
so the universitys slogan is: “what starts here changes the world.” well, ive got to admit — i kind of like it. “what starts here changes the world.”
name 5 of the best pieces of advice admiral mcraven in order of importance that relates to you in your life? explain why?
#1 advice : explain why?
#2 advice : explain why?
#3 advice : explain why?
#4 advice : explain why?
#5 advice : explain why?

Explanation:

Admiral McRaven's advice often focuses on discipline, perseverance, and positive - action. For the quote "the world can be changed by 1 decision", it implies that a single, well - thought - out or bold decision can have far - reaching consequences. The "ring the bell" quote suggests not giving up easily in the face of challenges if one wants to achieve great things. To answer the first question, some of his other advice includes: 1) Run to the difficult. It means facing challenges head - on instead of avoiding them. 2) Start each day with a task completed, which emphasizes the importance of small achievements to build momentum. 3) Set small goals and achieve them, as it helps in building confidence and a sense of accomplishment. For the last part about the five pieces of advice relevant to oneself, it would depend on individual life circumstances. For example, "Make your bed every morning" can be important as it sets a tone of discipline and order for the day. "Find someone to help you paddle" is crucial as teamwork and support are essential in life. "Don't be afraid of the circuses" means not being daunted by chaos or difficult situations. "Run to the difficult" encourages facing challenges bravely. "Start each day with a task completed" gives a sense of achievement early on.

Answer:

1. Run to the difficult: Face challenges directly.
2. Start each day with a task completed: Build momentum with small achievements.
3. Set small goals and achieve them: Build confidence and a sense of accomplishment.

(Note that for the last part about ranking 5 pieces of advice relevant to oneself, it is highly subjective and the above are just examples. The explanations for ranking would vary from person to person.)