Jeremy Anderson's Powerful Commencement Speech | Student Motivation

Author & one of the Top Motivational Speakers Jeremy Anderson was invited to give the commencement speech for the same school that kicked him out his freshmen year. Jeremy Anderson speaks at Middle School, High School, and Universities around the country,

Jeremy's troubled past makes him the perfect advocate for education. His story of repeated failure in school, a diagnosis of ADHD, drug & alcohol abuse, and low self-worth, is one that resonates with students today. Jeremy was able to bounce back from his troubled past and has received both his Bachelors and Masters degree, he's the author of 7 books, and he's one of the Top Motivational Speakers in the country.

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[blakcharazard]

J, I'mma be real with you here. Eight years ago, Eric Thomas helped me get through a semester of college. Six years ago, I met ET in person and he congratulated me on sticking to my promise of telling him I would graduate college. A year ago, I just discovered you. Six months later, I met you in person and even though it was only for a few seconds, it energized my life. This video reminds me of his secrets to success. And man, it's like you're coming full circle. I knew that when I met you, you watched ET like you're gunning for the success that your mentor has. I'm going to reference this exact video in five years. The same way you looked at ET, the same way you are aggressively gunning to make your success a reality, I'm going to do the exact same thing. Thank you so incredibly much for all that you do. I can't wait to climb this mountain of success in life with you. Let's go change the world. Bless you, Jeremy, for everything that you do.

[dailyMOTIVATIONcontact]

So powerful! May I use this speech to inspire other people? Thank you. Good bless you!

[mattechevarria]

This was awesome great job! I wish you were my commencement speaker!!!