'Pursue your dreams' - Dr Rosenthal tells MUM graduates
by Global Good News staff writer

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2 July 2011

'Pursue your dreams,' said renowned psychiatrist and bestselling author Dr Norman Rosenthal in his commencement address at Maharishi University of Management in Fairfield, Iowa, USA. This was the seventh and final 'pearl of wisdom' presented in his address.*

'You've heard this one before, I am sure, but for the final pearl on the string, I want to encourage you to pursue your dreams—by which I mean your goals and visions for yourself.

'If you ask any successful person, someone you might regard as a role model, ''What is the key to your success?''—I wager that at least one of the answers will be: ''I had a dream and I pursued it.''

'Now, having a dream is not enough in itself,' Dr Rosenthal said. 'You need to be tenacious in your pursuit of that dream. I said ''tenacious'' very loud, so that if there is one word you remember that will be it.

'We have a shining example of this process before us today: After all, isn't this university itself the fulfilment of one of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's great dreams? A great dream, and what tenacity it needed to get everybody here to this point, all the people involved.'

In the coming days Global Good News will feature the conclusion of Dr Rosenthal's address.

* Please see Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V, Part VI, Part VII, Part VIII, Part IX, Part X, and Part XI of this article.

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