My Graduation Speech - A HopeFilled Challenge - Ep. #50

Today's episode is for all the graduates - and anyone looking for an encouraging life challenge - never lose your story. Jay not only gave the graduation speech for his college of engineering, but he kicked things off by reading The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss on a dare.

This speech has lived for years in an obscure corner of youtube - until now. Jay was interviewed by Josh Jalinski on The Financial Quarterback radio show and podcast. Mr. Jalinski did his homework and asked about Jay's graduation speech on the air. For this reason, today's episode features this speech to help fill in a little more of Jay's background while providing some HopeFilled inspiration.

Jay's Interview on The Financial Quarterback:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDEmFYrKfGw

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