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Right now, I know the economic uncertainty is real, and it's hard on many of you and your families.
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But I am confident that even if your path is different from the one you imagined, ultimately it can be better than we could ever planned.
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Today, I am incredibly honored to address the graduates of WSU Tech.
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Thank you, President Yutesh, for the kind invitation.
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It has been a pleasure to work with you over the last several years, years and we are grateful for your service on the President's American Workforce Policy Advisory Board.
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Your leadership is helping Kansas and our nation to pioneer the most innovative and successful workforce training in the world.
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To the 759 graduates whom we celebrate today, congratulations.
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Your journey to this day did not come without challenges, sacrifices, determination, grit, sweat, and likely even a few tears.
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But you persevered.
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You proved to yourself and all those who ever doubted that you could do it.
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You should be proud.
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This is also a proud day for all the parents, spouses, mentors, teachers, and employers who came alongside of you, believed in you, and pushed you to new bounds.
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We thank them all.
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Many of you have worked for this achievement and waited for this day for years.
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Now it is finally here and of course it is very different than any of us had ever imagined.
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So I want to say what I know we are all thinking.
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I wish we could be together in person.
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I wish that you could walk across the stage, shake hands and hold your diploma high to cheering crowds.
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Sometimes it's easy to think we have to be tough, that we have to keep going and we do, but that doesn't mean we can't stop to acknowledge the truth,
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the hardships, and the disappointments that come our way.
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My heart goes out to you on this day
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and this time in our history because they're very different from what you had envisioned or planned.
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Yet now more than ever, we remember that changes and hardships do not predict failure.
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In fact, they can be the greatest impetus for for success.
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You commence at a moment unlike any other.
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Amidst the uncertainty your training at WSU Tech has prepared you for exactly this moment.
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When I came to your campus last fall, I learned your mantra, building success with your own hands.
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In this graduating class are men and women who can run an assembly line, build a field hospital, police our communities,
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respond to emergencies, keep America connected through internet and phones, care for our senior citizens and our most vulnerable patients,
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use 3D printers to make medical equipment, draw blood to save lives, and so many other essential services.
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Over the past three months,
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we have been reminded of just how crucial American trades are to our citizens' safety and our nation's security.
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We have witnessed an extraordinary mobilization of our industries.
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Hundreds of distilleries are now making hand sanitizer.
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Manufacturers like Honeywell and Hayes and many others have converted factory floors to produce millions of masks and gowns.
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The great workers at General Motors, Ford and General Electric are assembling tens of thousands of ventilators.
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Our scientists and lab technicians have built the most advanced testing in the world.
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We are bringing home critical supply chains and now are making American medicine here on American soil.
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We have also seen the importance of job training and reskilling as workers have quickly transitioned to meet new demands, such as building up the greatest medical arsenal in the world.
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History has proven time and time again that in the midst of the most difficult challenges, we have a chance to seize new opportunities and achieve our greatest victories.
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In 1665, during the Great Plague of London, Sir Isaac Newton was a 23-year-old student who was required to leave his college campus.
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He self-isolated in his childhood home for months on end.
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Despite the grim circumstances, Newton used his time to develop what we now know of as calculus.
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During World War II, America faced down an evil regime, and millions of our citizens banded together and built the strongest military. on Earth.
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Over the course of the war, our workers produced an average of four ships,
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174 airplanes, and 23.8 million rounds of ammunition every single day.
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In the Cold War, as communism gripped much of the world,
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American astronauts soared higher and became the first to step foot on the face of the moon.
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Times of crisis alter the the course of history.
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Hardship breeds innovation.
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New necessities demand new solutions.
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But in every generation, in each trial we face, the spirit of our people does not change.
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Americans meet every moment, overcome every challenge, and answer every crisis with the will to succeed.
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We pioneer new frontiers and reach new heights never before imagined.
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So today, as you begin a new chapter, I want to pass along three pieces of advice that I found helpful in my own life,
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especially during this time of national trial.
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First, as we all adjust to the social distancing practices,
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a rabbi recently gave his congregation a new call to action that I think is a great challenge for us all.
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He said, every hand that we don't shake must become a phone call that we place.
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Every embrace we avoid must become a verbal expression of warmth and concern.
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Every inch and every foot that we physically place between ourselves
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and another must become a thought as to how we might be of help to that other, should the need arise.
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Imagine the happiness and joy we could bring to so many lonely people if we all practice these simple acts of kindness.
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We could all form at least one new habit or abandon an all-destructive one to better appreciate the blessings of work, life, family, and faith.
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A recent article written by Charles Eisenstein explained this period in time this way.
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He wrote, when the crisis subsides, we might have occasion to ask whether we want to return to normal
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or whether there may be something we've seen during this break in the routines that we want to bring into the future.
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This is a great challenge.
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Even if the resolution is seemingly small, it could transform something in our lives.
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Some families have resolved to continue eating dinner together at least several times a week.
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People are using this time to acquire new skills through online platforms and want to continue to advance career certifications.
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Many Americans are spending more time in prayer and meditation and want to keep growing in their faith.
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Whatever your goal is, this is a unique time for each of us to make a change
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that we had perhaps long delayed and to grow in some way.
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Finally, right now I know the economic uncertainty is real and it's hard on many of you and your families,
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but I am confident that even if your path is different from the one you imagined, ultimately it can be better than we could ever planned.
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In my own life I found
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that my greatest personal growth has arisen from times of discomfort and uncertainty that one can only really appreciate in hindsight.
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Joseph Campbell, a philosopher who also helped inspire the creation of Star Wars, once said, the achievement of the hero is one that he is ready for.
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It's really a manifestation of his character.
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The landscape and conditions of the environment match the readiness of the hero.
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The adventure that he's ready for is the one that he gets.
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Throughout our history, brave men and women have faced daunting challenges, and they have embraced the adventure.
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America's fate is never dictated by fear.
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Our future is ridden by the love and the courage of our citizens.
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No person will be unchanged from living through this present hardship.
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But I am confident that the bonds between us will be stronger.
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Our admiration for each other will be deeper.
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Our gratitude for the gift of life will be ever new, and our resolve to build an even brighter future will be greater than ever before.
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Thank you, good luck, and God bless.
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주요 어휘 및 구문
- economic uncertainty (경제적 불확실성)
- persevered (포기하지 않았다)
- congratulations (축하합니다)
- workforce training (직업 교육)
- essential services (필수 서비스)
- innovative (혁신적인)
- job training (직업 훈련)
- self-isolated (자가 격리했다)
연습 팁
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