Roger Federer Delivers Powerful Life Lessons in Dartmouth Commencement Speech
The tennis legend debunked the 'effortless' myth, stressed resilience, and urged graduates to embrace a broader perspective on life.
- Federer emphasized that his seemingly 'effortless' play was the result of hard work and perseverance.
- He shared the importance of resilience, recounting his 2008 Wimbledon loss to Rafael Nadal.
- Federer advised graduates to remember that life is larger than any single success or failure.
- He highlighted the value of maintaining a positive attitude and a 'happy spirit' in life.
- Federer was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree for his contributions to philanthropy.