Boom! Shake the room, Fire Nation! And today I have an incredible speech, an amazing commencement

address by Admiral William H. McRaven, Make Your Bed. This speech was delivered at the

commencement address to the graduates of the University of Texas at Austin on May 17, 2014.

And I can tell you, Fire Nation, being a military veteran and officer in the Army for eight years,

I really jied with this commencement address, but those of you that have not served all the way to

those of you that have served your entire life, this will be incredibly powerful for you to listen to.

I still have chills from reading this. It was absolutely incredible. So many great lessons, so

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All right, Fire Nation. Let's dive into the speech by Admiral William H McGravian. Make your bed.

President Powers, Provost, Fans, Deans, Members of the Faculty, Family, and Friends,

and most importantly, the Class of 2014. Congratulations on your achievements. It's been almost 37 years

to the day that I graduated from UT. I remember a lot of things about that day. I remember I had a

throbbing headache from a party the night before. I remember I had a serious girlfriend,

whom I later married. That's important to remember, by the way. And I remember I was getting

commissioned in the Navy that day. One of all the things I remember, I don't have a clue who the

commencement speaker was that evening. And I certainly remember anything they said. So acknowledging

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