Outside your money hours or during a well-earned break…
The opening segment from Dead Poet’s Society (1989) where Mr. Keating introduces himself (and the importance of living in the present and being valuable) to his students (5 minutes). In a rush? Start at 1:10.
If you’ve not seen the whole thing, it’s worth your time.
Carpe diem comes from the Roman poet Horace’s Ode XI.
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Carpe Diem: Seize the Day! | Green World Chris says:
[...] Carpe Diem: Dead Poet’s Society – Just Sell®… it’s all about sales®. [...]
21 February 2011
Chris Thompson says:
This movie, and this scene in particular, inspired me in 1989 to leave Wall Street to teach economics and history to boarding school students.
21 February 2011
Noel Anthony Haughey says:
Carpe Diem magnifies wiith unity only..never forget! No unity, no extraordinary but only chaos of inevitable dust..
Great movie, one of my favorites of all time!
13 January 2010