最新名人发言稿七篇。

按照平时学习工作的要求，我们会看到各种各样的范文，独具匠心的范文更能受到大家的关注，有哪些范文值得参考呢？为了让你在使用时更加简单方便，下面是小编整理的“最新名人发言稿七篇”，有需要的朋友就来看看吧！

名人发言稿【篇1】

老师们、同学们：

我今天的名言来自电影《肖申克的救赎》：“希望是个好东西，也许是最好的，好东西是不会消亡的。”

我先介绍一下这部电影的剧情：影片从1946年讲起，银行家安迪被冤判刑入狱，成了肖申克监狱的重罪犯。在狱中，他与黑人囚犯瑞德互相帮助，成为好朋友；而一群囚犯却经常袭击安迪。后来，狱警们发现了安迪的理财能力，都来找他做投资咨询，甚至孩子升学问题也来找他请教。监狱长让他做假帐，从中渔利。十九年过去，有一天，安迪郑重地对瑞德说：如果你出狱，一定到某地一棵树下把一个盒子挖出来。当天夜晚，安迪越狱。瑞德获释后照安迪的话做，两个朋友在墨西哥海滨重逢了。

这句话便是瑞德挖出的盒子中安迪给他留下的字条中的话。其中的救赎主就是两个字：希望。对于希望，安迪说：“那是一种内在的东西，他们到达不了，也无法触及，那是你的。”而瑞德却说：“希望是件危险的事，希望能叫人发疯。”

瑞德以为要用600年才能掘通的希望之路，安迪仅用了20年不到的时间就挖通了，至少让我们看到了他从不曾熄灭过的强烈渴望，和那20年间不曾消亡的希望。冤狱的错判赋予了他出逃的正义之名，他的希望并不是越狱逃避自己应有的罪责；相反他仅仅只是为了争取属于他的自由和梦想。正是希望帮助他获得了希望和自由。

正像这句话所说，希望是个好东西。二战时，一野战医院墙上写着“没人会死在这里。”一句普普通通的话，给所有人希望，伤病员们为了不让这句话落空而坚强的活着，这家医院成了一家坚强的医院，每个人脸上都有着充满希望、坚韧不屈的微笑。著名探险家约翰·鲍卢森说：“世界山没有比人好高的山，也没有比脚更长的路。”是的，只要有希望，再高的山登上去，再长的路走过去。约翰·鲍卢森凭借对生的希望，在极端恶劣的条件下没有消亡的希望，他成了24名探险员中唯一的幸存者。

希望是个好东西，希望是石墙关不住的，希望这两个字如此庸常，但却是人间至善。希也怀揣起希望！

名人发言稿【篇2】

导语：xx年9月11日，迈克尔·乔丹正式入选篮球nba名人堂，名人堂正式迎来了nba历史上最伟大的篮球运动员。以下分享乔丹在nba名人堂的演讲稿，有中文和英文两个版本，一起来欣赏吧！

乔丹名人堂中文版演讲：谢谢。谢谢，我告诉我的朋友们，我会出现在奖台上说谢谢，然后转身离开。

但是，我不能。我需要感谢很多人。我还要感谢你今天的直播。你不仅会看到我，还会有许多熟悉的面孔。

在过去的四周里，我收到了很多问题。他们问：“你为什么会选择david thompson?

”我知道其中的原因david也知道，可能你们都不知道。我在北卡罗来纳州长大，在我11岁的时候，大约1974年，大卫赢得了nba总冠军。我是不支持北卡的，但是我被david thompson所折服，不仅仅是因为篮球本身，而是因为他在其中表现出的(态度与意志)，我们都经历了许多的考验与磨难，他做到了，这深深地激励了我。

当我邀请他做我的主人时，我知道我很紧张，但他很高兴同意。

我一直是北卡罗来纳州的一员，他们都知道我是一个真正的北卡罗来纳州人。**ith 教练，larry brown，sam perkins，james worthy，他们都知道。这一切都源自于我的父母。

我的生涯集锦随处可见，还有什么关于我的事是你们不知道的?当我今天看到其他人发言的时候，当他们讲述他们的时候，我发现关于jerry sloan的很多事是我所不知道的。我们经常打架，但我从一年级到八年级都不知道他的故事。

即便是david robinson，我认识他已经很久了，但是从他的演讲中我也知道了很多事，好的坏的都有。我也知道了关于chipson的事，我父母以前也经常谈论到他，但是有什么关于我的事是你们都不知道的?

我有两个兄弟，詹姆斯和拉里，他们身高五英尺四英寸，身高五英尺五英寸半。他们给了我一切我能给的。作为兄弟，我们从小就互相竞争。我的兄弟拉里（larry）总是和我竞争小事，但我不能每次都和他竞争。

我妈妈会在这个时候叫我们进来，因为我们战斗太激烈了。我大哥总是不在家，因为他当兵31年了。我体内还有许多竞争意识的**。

我妹妹比我小一岁，她不喜欢一个人呆在家里。她选修了很多额外的课程，最终和我同年毕业。之后我们都去了北卡罗来纳大学，但比我早一年毕业。

你问我体内的竞争意识，竞争的源头在**？这就是答案。(它还来自)我的姐姐，她今天没有出席，我的父亲，虽然他已经不在了，但是他的精神一直陪伴着我。我的竞争意识从我第一天从事体育运动就开始萌发，任何运动，棒球，橄榄球，篮球，你们所能列举过得运动我都参加过。

他们点燃了我心中的火，来自我的父母，随着我事业的发展，火更加旺盛。例如，史密斯教练-我该对他说什么？他是一位传奇教练。

lerold **iths，你们可能都不了解他，他就是当年我被踢掉的时候进校队的人。他今天在现场。 他仍然是六英尺七英寸高。 他一点也不成长。 他的水平几乎和以前一样。但就是他点起了我心中的火焰—为什么他可以进校队而我不能，我要证明—不仅仅是针对我自己或者他，我要向教练证明你做出了一个错误的选择

现在我想谈谈罗伯特·彼得森，我的室友，我只知道他是北卡罗来纳州年度最佳球员。但是他从来没和我比赛过。这样怎么可以成为最佳球员。

我想可能是因为**的宣传和长期的程度。我们就像两个互不关联的频道—abc和nbc，从小到大我都没在那两个台看过nba比赛，在北卡没有cbs接收装置。于是peterson成为了我的目标，当我有机会在球场上见到peterson，好胜的天性使我渴望打败他。

当然，他本人很好，但我认为他不能击败我。后来，他成为了我的室友。从那一刻起，他就是我竞争的目标。当然，他不知道这一切，但后来他知道了。

史密斯教练，在选秀的那天，他选了四名首发球员，但是他没有我的名字，这让我很生气。我认为我有资格成为先发。当然，他有他的理由。他认为我是新来的，我没有多少经验，我完全理解。

但从一个篮球运动员的角度来看，我有资格成为一名首发球员。

在我的职业生涯中，这种竞争意识一直伴随着我。我很荣幸成为公牛队的一员。当时，球队老板不是杰里·兰斯多夫，而是另一批管理人员：

拉夫在选秀中选了我，凯文·莱西是我的第一任教练。凯文训练时让我成为首发队员。为了使训练更有竞争力，他会惩罚输掉训练赛的队伍。刚开始我们队领先，但中场休息时凯文把我换到了落后的那一边。

我想，凯文，你想试试我，对吧？所以我很感激凯文给了我参加比赛的机会。他让我的求胜欲望更加强烈。

我把这个当做激励我的动力，我知道这是为了历练我，而往往10次里面有9次second team会取得胜利。

杰瑞劳恩斯多夫——我能说他什么好呢?第二年我打了七场就伤了脚，**之后我很想打球，然后杰瑞和一帮队医就头头是道的说我每半场只能打七分钟之类的理论——虽然我每天都要训练两小时——我可不管这些算数上的问题。当时的选秀规则是，战绩最差的球队获得了最佳选秀权。我说：

你们想破罐子破摔弄个好签，这我不管，我只是想比赛和赢球，想进入季后赛，使公牛队保持那股干劲，所以我去了他的办公室，对他说：“jerry，我说我每天训练两小时，可不想每场就打14分钟。他说：

“我们对你是长期投资，在你身上我们倾注了很多心血” 那时我的腿伤只有10%的可能性复原。我说：我真的想参加比赛他说：

“假如你头疼，有一个盒子里装了10个胶囊，只有一个是有效的，其他的都是毒药，你会怎么选择?”我回答说“那头疼有多严重?”jerry说:

我想你给出了一个好的答案，好吧你可以去参加比赛了”

杰瑞(劳恩斯多夫)总是和我对着干，但是这也让我始终保持着最好的竞技状态。公牛队的管理为我和我的队友创造了良好的条件，他们为我和我的队友做了很多调整，以平衡球队。这14年我有很多队友，我尊重他们，不管他们怎么看我，我只想赢。

道格克林斯(公牛教练)总是在我和两个杰瑞(劳恩斯多夫和克劳斯)之间斡旋。那时，我想参加夏季联赛。克林斯说：迈克，你是队里的一员。球队不希望你参加夏季联赛。

我说：道格，你去看看我的合同，最好打印一份出来，合同上面写着我必须热爱比赛，我既然热爱比赛那么就应该随时有球打。道格说，好吧那你去打吧。

我们的关系就这样好起来了。

杰瑞·克劳斯-我不知道是谁给他发的邀请，但我今天没有邀请他-我希望他能理解。我们之间的故事太长了，他和我都是不认输的人。他说，球队(管理层)赢得了冠军。

我说：我可没看‘管理层’哪个人顶着流感在犹他打总决赛，我可没看见‘管理层’哪个人带伤上场。我知道是管理层组建了球队，但是最终上场比赛的还是我们这帮球员，所以我觉得是‘球员’赢得了总冠军，管理层的任务是把后勤做好。

别总是拿管理层来压球员，因为打比赛的是我们，你们是负责给钱的。

今天，我的两个儿子马库斯和杰弗瑞也在现场。你代表我和整个家庭。我觉得你的负担很重。如果我是你，我不想生活在一个人的阴影下。看看你周围。你需要一张1000美元一张票的位子-这是黄牛党从200美元炒出来的。

只不过是我掏的钱，没办法，我有很多家人和朋友，我得让他们来参加今天的活动，所以还要感谢一下炒门票的黄牛们。你承载着别人的期待。但你需要知道，你身后有很多人，你需要自己做出选择。

我妈妈总是很忙。我通常很忙，但我妈妈比我忙。所以我妈妈需要承担起整个家庭的责任。她是我生命的基石，基石现在她仍然有两份工作。

她是一个伟大的女性。她教会了我很多东西。当我经历那些失败的夜晚，是她一直教导我积极正面地看待人生，关于人们是如何看待你，你如何对待别人，什么东西是对孩子有利的，什么是对你自己有利的，如何积极看待公众影响，如何慎重的思考，这一切都来自我的母亲，我现在46岁了，她依然在孜孜不倦地教导我。

我还要感谢你们中的一些人，他们的名字你们可能没有想到。isiah thomas，magic johnson，ge***e gervin。在我的新秀赛季，我完全被你冻住了。

是你们给我了前进的动力，每天我都需要进步，我要证明我所得到一切成就都问心无愧，无论人们是如何评论的，我从来不把谣言当做真相。你们从来没有把我吓怕，不论如何，我就是要向你们证明我有资格在这个场上打球，就跟你们一样。毫无疑问，我认为我已经证明了我的职业生涯，即使面对活塞。

pat riley，我想起了以前我把你的球队横扫，第二天你给我的门上留了一个纸条：我很享受与你的比赛，恭喜你，但是我们还会再见的。我想你就和我一样，享受竞争的过程，乐于与我竞争，即便你是从一个教练的角度，无论是尼克斯还是热火，每次我与你比赛，你有所谓的乔丹终结者(无敌的讽刺)，你有我所喜欢的john starks。

你还不让我与oakley一起吃饭，因为我们是竞争对手，(charles oakley)是我在联盟中强有力的对手，也是我最好的朋友，patrick erving和我一样大，我们也是同一年进联盟的(似乎帮主记错了尤因的时间)，但是我却很少和他一起吃饭，这是什么原因?是因为我在场上将尼克斯打得落花流水?我还是一个很友善的人，我热爱与人交往。

但一旦上场，我会全心投入每一场胜利。我感谢你给了我急需的动力

phil jackson，对我来说他就是我职业联盟的dean **iths，他磨练了我的意志，强健了我的体魄。他对比赛有着深刻的理解，特克斯·温特也给了我很多指导。他对我很严格，我很少使他满意。他今天没在现场。

我记得有一场比赛，球队落后了5分或者10分，然后我拿了25分并且球队获胜，wenter: there is no i in team jordan: but there is i in win

我想他听懂了我的话，我可以为胜利付出一切，为了胜利，我们关注整个篮球。我听到很多**的言论：你没有冠军戒指，你不如魔术师和大鸟一样出色，你很出色，但是你就是不如他们“这一切我都要接受，这一切使我斗志昂扬，这使我每天的篮球技术都上升到一个新的台阶。

我说过他们说的是错的，但我从不同的角度看他们的话。同时，作为一名篮球运动员，我努力做到最好。在我的职业生涯，我取得了无数的成就，你需要接受人们所说的一切，对你的评价，对你的指责，使你动力十足，努力使自己的篮球技术上升到一个新的高度。

我想这就是我成功的原因

baron russel，在1994年我打棒球的时候，他们在一边的篮球场上投篮，我跟他们打招呼，当时我想我没有动力再去追寻篮球的足迹。但是他们走过来问我：你为什么要退役，你知道我可以防住你，别让我看到你再穿上篮球裤，(原话其实语气没这么强烈if ever see you in a pair of shorts)所以当我1995年回归联盟，96年与犹他比赛的时候，russel坐在我的旁边：

你还记得94年的事吗?我想我现在可以轻松地防死你，我很高兴与你比赛我说:最好你有机会相信我，从这一天，他有了这个机会，我没有问他是否成功，他的确有，从这天起，如果我有穿上篮球裤，我就直接去找他(其实这一段对话我没太听清，帮主语速快而且没有说出是谁讲的话，哪位达人可以再听听大概在20分钟左右)

我知道你们都需要离开(会场)，我也知道我讲了很长时间，我本应该说完谢谢就转身离开。我很感谢你们。我的演讲就要进入尾声，篮球就是我生命中的一切，我心灵的庇护，当我需要信心与内心的平静，篮球总会在那里静静地等待我。

它给我带来了沉重的痛苦、强烈的喜悦和自我满足。这是一种你无法理解和想象的情感。这已经有很长的时间了，它成就了我的伟大也带给了我无尽的喜悦。

它给我搭建了一个平台来用各种方式释放我的enthusia**(审核的问题)。我从来没想到会这样，我无法想象这一切。我希望通过自己的努力、毅力和及积乐观的态度，能够激励成千上万的人实现自己的人生梦想。

虽然今天进入名人堂对我的职业生涯来说是一个巨大的荣誉，但我不希望它成为我篮球关系的终结。这仅仅是我从小的梦想的一种延续。也许有一天你会看到一个50岁的乔丹在篮球场上追逐他最初的梦想。

乔丹名人堂演讲英文版：谢谢！谢谢您！

i told my friends i would ***e here to say “thank you” then walked off. i can’t, it’s no way. i get so many people i can thank.

in all the videos, you never just saw me, also scottie pippen and the championship we won. i’ve got a lot of questions over the last four weeks. anybody says “well, why do you pick david thompson?

” i know why, david knows why and maybe you guys don’t know. but as i grow up in north carolina, i was eleven years old, 1974, i think, when david won the championship. i hated north carolina, but i ended up in north carolina.

but i was in love with david thompson, not just for the game basketball, but in terms of what he represented. you know, we all, as david says or said we go through trails and tribulations. and he did, and i was inspired by him.

and when i called him and asked him to stand up for me, i know i shocked a shoot out of him. i know i did. but he is very kind to say, ”yeath, i’ll do it.

” that is not disrespect to the north carolina guy; we all know i am true blue north carolina guy to the heart. coach **ith, larry brown, sam perkins, james worthy, you know all of those guys.

i’d like to start to my parents. you guys see all the i-likes. what is about me that you guys don’t know?

as i set up here and watch all the other guys give their history. so many things i didn’t know about jerry sloan. and we lived on the phone, but i didn’t know he was in a **all class from the first grade to the eighth grade.

even david robinson, i have known david for some time. you know, but i found some things, good things or bad things about him that i didn’t know. and chipson, i’ve known chipson for years.

my father and my mother spent a lot time with mike and found out good things about her, but what about me that you guys don’t know?

i got two brothers, james and larry, five four and five five in height. they give me all i could ever ask for. as brothers, in terms of ***petition.

my brother larry is an ideal situation with **all things ***ing with **all packages. this do fall me every single day. to the extend that my mother used to ***e out and make us ***e in because we were fighting way too much.

my older brother was always gone. he is served in the army for 31 years. and the ***petition didn’t stop there.

my sister who is one year younger than me, never want to be alone by herself. she took classes, extra classes, graduated from high school with me, to go to university north carolina with me, and to graduate fairer than me. and you guys wanna know where my ***petition nature ***es from, it came from them, it came from my older sister and she is not here today.

my father who is not here today, obviously he is with us, all of us. my ***petitive nature has gone a long way from the first time i picked up any sports, baseball, football, run-track, basketball, anything in this class i played.

they started to fire me; you know that fire started from my parents. as i moved on my career, people add wood to that fire. coach **ith, what can i say about him?

he is a legendary coach. lerold **ith, now you guys think that’s a mistake. lerold **ith was the guy when i got kicks he got picked in the team.

he is here tonight. he is still the same six seven guy. he is not even bigger.

his level is even about the same. but he started the whole process for me, because when he made the team and i didn’t, i wanted to prove, not just to lerold **ith, not just to myself, but to the coach who actually picked lerold over me. i want to make sure he understood you made a mistake, dude.

buss peterson, my roommate. when i first met buss, all i heard about was that this kid from ashville north carolina was clearly unplayed against but he has never played against me then, so how do you ***e to be the player of the year? is that some type of media, exposure, you know i came from wilmington, you know, where two channel, channel abc and channel nbc that i never saw nba at all when i grow up.

they didn’t have cbs receiver in north carolina or wilmington also. buss peterson became a dead on my board. when i get a chance to meet peterson on the basketball court.

but he is a great person. it isn’t the fault of his. it was just my ***petitive natures.

i didn’t think he can beat me or is better than me as a basketball player. and he became my roommate. from that point on, he became my focal point not knowingly.

he didn’t know it, but he did. and coach **ith, the day when he was on the sports illustrated, he named four starters and he didn’t name me. that burned me up, because i got to be on that sports illustrate.

he had his own vision about giving a freshman that exposure, i totally understand that but from a basketball sense i deserve to be on that sports illustrated, and he understands that.

and it didn’t stop there. my ***petitive natures went right into the pros, i get to the bulls which i am very proud. at the time jerry reinsdorf didn’t own the team.

it was another ***anization reinsdorf drafted me. kevin loughery was my first coach. kevin used to take practice and put me in starting five.

you know, he made a ***petitive thing where the losing team had to run. so now we are almost on the winning team, halfway on the game, halfway on the situation, he switched me to the losing team. so i took that as a ***petitive thing, but you were trying to test me and by nine times out of ten the second team would ***e back to win no matter what he did.

so i appreciated kevin to give me that challenge, providing that type of fire with me and he threw another log on that fire for me. jerry reinsdorf, i mean what else can i say. the next year when i came back i broke my foot; i was out of 65 games.

and when i came back i wanna play. the doctor came with his old theory that you can play only seven minutes a game, but i am practicing two hours a day. i am saying, well, i don’t agree with that math.

and back then, whoever has the worst record gets the most balls in ping-pang balls, you know you can decide what pick you can have, but i don’t care about that. i just wanted to win. i wanna made to playoffs.

i wanna keep that energy going in chicago. so i had to go into his office and sat down with him and say “jerry, i actually think i should play more than 14 minutes and practice more than two hours. he said “we have to protect the long-term investment we’ve invested on you.

i said “i really think i should be able to play.” he said “let me ask you this, if you had a headache.” at that time, there was ten percent that i can hurt my ankle or my foot.

he said “you had a headache and you got ten capsules, and one of them is coated with poison, would you take it?” i looked him and say “it depends on how bad is that headache. how bad is that headache” .

jerry looked me and say “you are ok, i guess you had a good answer, you can go back to play. you let me allow you to go back and play.” you know, jerry provided a lot of difficult obstacles for me but at the same time the guy gave me a opportunity to perform at the highest level in terms of basketball.

the bulls, the whole bulls ***anization, you know, they did great adjustments for me and all my teammates. believe me i had a lot of teammates in all the 14 years i played for the bulls. i respect each one of them.

i just want them to win. no matter how you looked at it. doug collins came the same time when i was trying to play at the summer time.

he said “well, you are part of the ***anization and the ***anization said you can’t play at the summer time. i said “you read the things in my contract; in my contract i have the ‘love the game’ clause. that means i can play anytime i want, any place i want and doug looked at me and said “you are right, you are right.

” and that’s how we became a little closer. jerry krause is right there and jerry is not here. obviously i don’t know who’d invite him, i didn’t.

but, i hope he understands it goes a long way. he is a very ***petitive person. i was a very ***petitive person.

he said ***anizations win championships. i said “i didn’t see ***anizations playing with the flu in utah. i didn’t see it playing with a bad ankle.

” granted, granted, i think ***anizations put together teams, but at the end of the day, team’s got to go out and play. i think the players win the championship, and the ***anization has something to do with it, don’t get me wrong. but don’t try to put the ***anization above players.

because player still got to go out of there and perform. you guys got to pay us, but i am still to out to play.

obviously you’ve seen my kids marcus and jeffery. i love you guys. i think you guys represent a lot of me and a lot of different person as your mum, you represent them as well.

you know, i think you guys have a heavy burden. i wouldn’t want to be you guys if i had to. you know, because all the expectations you have to deal with.

i mean, look around you, they charge a thousand dollars ticket for this thing, for this holy event. it used to be 200 dollars, but i paid it. you know, i have no choice.

i have a lot of families and a lot of friend i have to bring in. so thank all of you to raising ticket price. i love you guys, you guys have a host of people supporting you, family, friends, people that you don’t know, relatives ***ing our of the woodworks.

you know, no matter how you look at it, but i think we taught you right. your mum and i, hopefully you can make the right decisions when the time ***es. my mum, what can i say about my mum, my mum never stays still.

you think i am busy. she is always on the go. without her, she is rough, she is unbelievable.

even right now, she takes over two jobs. she is unbelievable woman. as i experienced the failure each everyday, it is her.

she classically keeps me focus on the good things about life. you know, how people perceive you, how you respect them, you know, what’s good for the kids, what’s good for you, you know, how you perceive public, take a second thoughts and pause to think about things you should do. these all came from my parents, you know, came from my mum.

she is still like this these days, i am 46 years old, she is still parenting me today. that’s a good thing. i’ll love her to death.

i’ll love her to death.

and i will thank a couple of people that you guys probably wouldn’t even think i will thank. isaiah thomas, magic johnson and ge***e gervin. they are the so-called freezing-out in my rookie season.

i wouldn’t remember you guys gave me the motivation to say, you know what? evidently i haven’t proved enough to these guys. i’ve got to prove these guys that i deserve what i got at this level.

no matter what people have said, if it is rumor, i never took it is truth. but you guys never froze me up, because i was yet happy to be there no matter how you look at it. from that point forward, i wanted to prove to you, magic, larry, g***e and everybody that i deserve to be on this level as much as anyone else.

and hopefully over the whole period of career i have done that, without a doubt. even in the detroit, we’ve done that.

pat riley, you and i go way back. i still remember in pat riley, in pat riley. i was ***ing in there, got leaving; you decided to stay a couple of days.

you were ***ing into my suite and told me to get out of my suite. you slid a note on the leak of my door, although you had to move, you didn’t move. you slid the note, saying” i enjoyed the ***petition, congratulation, but we will meet again.

and i take the heart in that, because i think in all i can see you are ***petitive and even from a coach standing point. you challenge me every time i play the nicks, the heats, i don’t think you are with the lakers, but every time i play against you, you have “jordan stoppers” on your team, you have john starks who i love. you even had my friend oakley says “we can’t go to the lunch, we can’t go to the dinner together, because this guy hit me harder than anybody else in the league.

he was my best friend. patrick erving and i are the same age. we came up at the same time.

but we can’t go to the lunch together. why is this an issue? you think i play against patrick any different than i play anybody else?

no, no. they had your learned guy became the nicks, coach after you, jeff van gundy. he said i can’t be player fairly and i may dead on the basketball court.

where is it ***e from? i just happen to be a friendly guy. i get along with everybody, but at the same time when the light ***es on, i am more ***petitive than anybody.

so you guys, i must say thank you for giving me the motivation that i desperately needed.

phil jackson is, to me, is a professional dean **ith. he challenged me mentally, not just physically. you know, he understood the game, along with tex wenter.

they taught me a lot about the basketball game. tex being the specialist, i can never please tex. and i love tex.

tex is not here. and i know he is here in spirit. i can remember a game ***ing after the basketball court; we were down five to ten points.

and i go off about 25 points, we came back to win the game. as we walked out the floor and tex looked me and said “you know, there is ‘i’ in ‘team’.” i said “there is not ‘i’ in ‘team’, but there is ‘i’ in ‘win’.

” i think he got my message. i will do anything to win. you know, that means we play team format to win.

that means i will do what i have to do. no matter how you look at it. then you had all your media message “scoring champion can’t win a nba title”.

you are not good as magic johnson, you are not good as larry bird. you are good, but you are not good as those guys. i have to listen to all this.

and that put so much wood on that fire. it kept me each everyday trying to get better as a basketball player. i am not saying they were wrong.

i may look at them from a different perspective. but at the same time as a basketball player, i am trying to be***e the best i can. you know, for someone like me who achieve a lot in this kind of career, you look for any kind of messages that people may say or do to get you motivated to play the game basketball to the highest level.

because that’s what i feel when i assail at my best.

and my last example and the last you guys probably have seen. i hate to do it to them. he is such a nice guy.

when i first met bryon russell, john and karl, i was in chicago in 1994. i was working out for baseball and they all came down for workout and shooting around. i came over and say “hello”, and at this time i had no thoughts of ***ing back and playing the game of basketball.

bryon russell came over to me and said “why did you quit? why did you quit? you know i could guard you, if i ever see you in a pair of shorts”.

do you remember? john. when i did decide to ***e back in 1995 and we played utah in 96, i’m at the center circle and bryon russell is standing next to me.

i said “you remember the conversation you made in 1994 about ‘i think i can guard you, i can shut you down, i would love to play against you?’ well, you are about to get your chance, and believe me ever since that day he got his chance, i don’t know how succeed he was. i think he got his chance.

from this day forward, if he ever say me in shorts, i would ***e at him.

i know you guys got to go. i know i’ve been up here a lot longer than i told my friends i was gonna up here, i cried, i was supposed to get up , said “thank you” and walked off and i am not able to do that. so i appreciate it.

thank you very much. i appreciate it. as i close, the game basketball has been everything to me, my refuge, a place i am always gone when i need to find ***fort and peace.

it’s been a source of intense pain and a source of most intense feelings of joy and satisfaction. the one that no one of you can imagine. it’s been a relationship of number of intersection.

it gave me the great expects and love for the game. it provided me with a platform and shared my passions with millions in the way i neither expected nor could imagine in my career. i hope it’s given millions of people touch and optimi** to achieve their goals through hard work, perspiration and positive attitude.

although i am recognized with this honor of being in the hall of fame, i don’t look this moment as final relationship between me and the basketball. it simply a continuation of something i started a long time ago. one day, you may look up a senior player at a game of , no.

don’t laugh. don’t laugh. never say never, because limits, like fear, are often just an illusion.

thank you very much!

名人发言稿【篇3】

【篇一：名人伴我成长演讲稿】“人不光是靠他生来就拥有一切而是靠他从学习中所得到的一切来造就自己”这是歌德对人生的感悟在《再试一次就成功》中有一篇文章让我也有此感悟因为作者刘墉也曾经说过：“！

年轻人！把握你人生最美好的时段为自己做点学问吧！”是的其实文中的游泳者才是成功者他是名副其实的可以进哈佛大学因为他拥有成功者所具备的品质“有抱负、有野心、有智慧、大无畏、会把握时机、能有始有终、能全面发展……”：

“好的运动员常比一般人更乐观、更积极、更勇于接受挑战他们在工作时总有不错的表现”所以我郑重宣布：“四肢发达不一定头脑简单因为天生我材必有用体育也是一门学问”、谈处世、谈考试、谈记忆、谈美、谈成长的章节中有开放的也有保守的；“tryagaintosucceed”就是我的座右铭

【篇二：名人伴我成长演讲稿】匆匆岁月似水流年在这匆忙的时代中只有书籍才能充实我们的头脑它似一泓清泉为我们注入新鲜的力量；它就像一把钥匙，让我们进入知识的殿堂；……！……贝多芬告诉我：

“宝剑锋从磨砺出梅花香自苦寒来”：“命运扼住了我的喉咙我要与命运抗争”在完全静谧的世界里贝多芬靠着自己的坚强意志创造出了属于自己的命运交响！但又有一些人手脚健全因没有好的家庭、工作怨天尤人沿街乞讨习惯了谦卑习惯了感恩习惯了低头习惯了接受而自己的意志、坚强不知道何时早已遗失在了个露宿的街角……贝多芬的抗争使我明白：：！

【篇三：好书伴我成长演讲稿】一年级的时候爸爸就给我买了一套课外阅读书其中有一本《名人故事》我特别喜欢（next88）《名人故事》这本书从头到尾彻底地看了一遍这里面有许多知名的科学家、艺术家、、书、画外也很喜欢篆刻据说他为了练习篆刻就曾挑了一担础石回家刻了磨磨了刻日复一日年复一年一担础石都被“化石为泥”了齐白石就是通过这种“化石为泥”《名人故事》、陈景润一样从小好好学习天天向上不管再艰苦也不怕不断提高自己长大当一个对社会有用的人！

【篇四：经典伴我成长演讲稿】尊敬的老师亲爱的同学们；今天我演讲的题目是《经典伴我成长》“云青青兮欲雨水澹澹兮生烟”“红橙黄绿蓝紫”！、、“匈奴未灭何以家为”忠心报国他正是在十六岁的天空里怀下了理想英勇身姿献给了自己的祖国时刻准备着我们时刻准备着！

激情和努力还不足以形容16年来的天空突破和进取，不再是独一无二的，让我们自由飞翔

【篇五：好习惯伴我成长演讲稿】敬爱的老师亲爱的同学们大家上午好.今天我演讲的题目是《好习惯伴我成长》.：

今日的你是你过去习惯的结果；今日的习惯将是你明日的命运改变所有让你不快乐不成功的习惯模式你的命运将改变习惯领域越大生命将越自由、————那就是读书.我记不起来我时候喜欢上读书的直到有一天我开始发现我的家里陈列着各式各样的书《鲁滨逊漂流记》、《简爱》、《绿山墙的安妮》、《悲惨世界》、《百万英镑》、《童年》等世界名着在我家的书桌上陈列着、它们在我不知不觉中进入我的生活、成为我生命中不可分割的一部分、看着一章章愈来愈优秀、愈来愈动人的文章、我知道这是我读书后的成果.我在书的海洋中渐渐沉醉、于是在一本本名着的薰陶下我看书极快、一目十行、背课文时总是最先背会的那个.

我的另一个好习惯是喜欢————温故而知新.每次读完一本书之后都会在带着自己不解的疑问、去书中搜寻答案.每次在大家讨论书籍、名着时我总是能把看过的书的大致内容讲出来、这让我的妈妈在一边说我读书的速度太快时、一边又对我的记忆力感到佩服.

我能牢记书中的内容跟我的这个好习惯有着密不可分的联系.可能有的同学会问了、要是一些连一遍都看不下去枯燥乏味的书能看下第二次呢这我可要说你了父母挣钱不容易、你买一本课外书就要花掉几十元、所以买书时不要一味的看书名买书、因为书名好不代表书的内容好、在买书前要把想买的书的资料简介和一些书的评价看一看确定自己真的对这本书感兴趣了再买下来、不要看到书名有意思就盲目的去购买、这样的话书买回家了因为没意思就不翻不看的话那买它做什么、钱花出去不是浪费！有人说上帝对人类最公平的两件事之一就是每个人都是一天只有24小时记得我们曾经学过“一寸光阴一寸金寸金难买寸光阴”的话虽然我们并不知道所谓“一寸光阴”、“忙、盲、茫”：

朝起早夜眠迟老易至惜此时.：“千里之行始于足下”是啊人生的旅途还很漫长学习的道路更为坚难如果你想攀登知识的高峰那么就请从养成好习惯开始吧！让好习惯永远伴我们成长.

名人发言稿【篇4】

敬爱的老师，亲爱的同学们：

大家好!

我是来自六(3)班的唐鑫，今天我演讲的题目是《我眼中的名人》。回首解放前的中国，是充满着艰辛和坎坷的，中国能成为“东方巨人”，离不开我们的伟大领袖——毛主席。

毛泽东，这位中国革命家、战略家、理论家和诗人，中国共产党、中国人民解放军和中华人民共和国的主要缔造者和领袖，毛泽东思想的主要创立者。创造了我们辉煌的中国，或许许多人会说，毛泽东在晚年犯下诸多几乎是不可饶恕的错误，给中国的革命事业和经济发展造成无法估量的损失，直接影响了中国复兴的伟大进程。诚然，这是无可辩驳的事实。但俗话说的好：金无足赤，人无完人。在毛泽东的身上，应该说：瑕不掩玉。

如果不是在革命初期，毛泽东力排共产国际和国内某些左倾教条主义领导人的错误思想与指令，力主马克思主义的中国化，共产党的武装力量就不会到井冈山上休养生息，从而星火燎原;如果遵义会议上，毛泽东没有重新获得领导权，我们的几十万工农红军必然在十倍于我的反革命军队围追堵截中消耗殆尽。没有了共产党人领导的军队，中华民族靠谁去取得抗战胜利，今天纵使走出了半殖民半封建，也顶多是黑暗的蒋家王朝啊!仅仅看到这几点，就应该理解，过去人们对毛泽东的崇拜，其实是多么的理所当然。

而他在文学尤其是诗词方面的成就更是空前绝后。我曾跟友人说，毛泽东是中国古典诗词的最后一位大家，不是吗：在古体诗词日渐式微的今天，写的人少之又少了，纵有出类拔萃者，能赶上李白，苏轼已是奢望，甭说笔下气壮山河的毛泽东了。毛泽东的诗词，天然有一种大气磅礴的气概，读来总让人热血沸腾，然后超越一切鸡毛蒜皮的小事，获得开阔的眼界和胸怀。人应该如此，眼界开阔了，世界就会变小，从而获得更好的事业与人生。一个企业，一个国家又何尝不是如此呢?

谢谢大家!

名人发言稿【篇5】

可怜的动物优秀中英双语日记

The poor animal

我是一个多愁善感的人,我很可怜哪些落难的人,他们的经历总让我抽泣.

I am a always melancholy and moody man, I pity those castaways, they experience always make me cry

一天,我家附近来了个马戏团,大批人群涌向广场.我和我的.好朋友苏益杰,挤开人群,也去凑热闹.我和苏益杰跑到了演出车后，看到了一个个坚固的大铁笼子.笼子里关着蟒蛇、西北狼、大老鼠、鸡等，动物们怀着渴望自由、鄙视人类的心情上场了。

One day, a circus came to near my house, large crowds flocked to the Plaza. I and my good friend Su Yijie, crowded crowd, also went along for the ride. Su Yijie and I went to the show after the car, saw a strong big iron cage. Cage python, the northwest wolf, rat, chicken such as animal, with longing for freedom, look down on human mood.

第一个表演是蟒蛇斗鸡。在表演开始后，鸡发出了一种叫声，那叫声有带凄凉、死亡、不满的气息，随后鸡被蟒蛇吃掉了。

The first show was Python cockfighting. The show begins, the chicken is making a call, the call with a bleak, death, dissatisfaction with the breath, then be snake ate chicken.

人类有时候真可怕！

Human sometimes is really terrible!

名人发言稿【篇6】

大家下午好!

其实这一年大家活得都不容易。但不管怎么说，我们都活下来了，年底这么忙，大家可以在这儿花一个下午，说明我们都过来了。商场如战场，战场上活着的人，是成功的，企业也一样。战场上，商场上年底还能站在那儿听讲座，还能交流，还能发奖金、工资，那就是不错。做企业的第一要素，就是不死，跟战士一样，上战场的第一要素，有时候不是为了赢，而是活着。

20xx年最后一天，我们都没倒下，这是非常值得庆贺的!

我们每年都把未来的一年想得非常艰难。尽管我知道，第二年肯定有很多人做得比我们好，未必我们公司能做得更好，我们公司可能会有很多不可预期的困难出现，看清楚未来的灾难，仍旧为之，这才是真正的乐观。所以我觉得我们做企业，脚踏实地，其实来的3到5年经济情况并不容乐观，但是未来5到15年左右，中国的经济还是很有机会的。

在经济好的时候赚钱的企业家，不能称之为真正的企业家。股市是牛市的时候，街上买菜的老太太都能赚钱，你不能把自己称之为投资者，只能称之为炒股者。经济不好，你才是优秀的企业。好企业，基本上经历过几个悲惨的经历，或者是自己的原因，或者是经济的原因造成的，所以我觉得，在危机关头，能熬过去的企业才有“抗体”。

最近也听了很多经济学家讲，在短期以内中国经济有下滑压力。我个人认为，中国经济下滑压力，是长期的，是持久的，是永远性的。我们不可能回到9%、12%。我们要学习适应5、6%，甚至在未来20年，我们能保持2%-4%，已经很了不起了。因为我们已经是世界上第二大经济体。你继续保持15%的增长，这是要出问题的，到1.78，不太会长了，要的是脑袋，国家体制、机制，这也是一个科学，所以不是短期有压力，而是长期我们学会有2%到4%，其实2%、4%，已经非常了不起了。即使2%、4%，有企业依旧能达到200%、300%的成长，有的企业再好的经济形势，也做不好。其实经济形势好坏，与你自己做得好坏没有多大关系。所以，不要因为说你的企业做得不好，你就“归功于”经济不好，经济不好也有好企业，经济好的时候，不好的企业有的是。

总体来讲，过去的一年中国还是有很多有意思的事情，二胎开放了，人民币进了篮子，20xx年其实很不简单，很多事情我这辈子可能看不见，都发生了。但是我们企业家就是要把握那些可能超越我们期望和预判的东西，我自己有时候想，人家现在把阿里巴巴看得挺神，其实阿里巴巴就是一个很普通的公司。16年以前，我们说出要成为世界十大网站之一，那个时候我们公司排名可能200万名以外，说这句话很狂妄，但是稀里糊涂地居然做到了这个目标。这不是因为我们多厉害，而是我们处在一个很有意思的独特的时代。这不是虚话，我们确实感谢这个国家，感谢整个改革开放，我们确实感谢互联网，感谢所有年轻人。没有这些，阿里巴巴所有的梦想，真是一个空想。

今天全世界变化最大的国家，可能就是中国。正在经历着巨大的变革，转型也好、升级也好、创新也好，各种各样的变革，都非常之大。特别是作为第二大经济体，中国现在在座所有的企业家我们拥有的机会，可能是人类社会在一个时代极其罕见的。我们是第二大经济体，但是企业的质量、数量、规模、品质，跟第一大经济体美国比，欧盟比，欧洲比，跟日本比，还相当非常之大。今天，我们能够参加“世界杯足球赛”的中国国家企业队，其实就像中国足球队一样，我们能进去，也是检漏进去，我们实力远远不足。但是作为第二大经济体，未来一定会诞生很多世界级的企业。

中国过去30年的改革开放，请问中国有多少企业活过了30年?而要想成为一个持久的经济体，大概需要50年，很多企业只有跨国50年的历程，这50年历程内至少有5到10次灾难，是经历了国家、国际形势和企业内部的灾难，才能称之为一个坚强的企业。任何一次打击，对我们来讲都是一次机遇。

大家今天讲得最多的就是创新，中国这个时代也是千年不遇。几千年来有哪个国家、哪个时代真正消灭贫困?但是我们这代人正在努力实现。互联网是一场前所未有的技术革命，我们是否能把握、掌握?

作为一个优秀的企业，我们要理解这个时代，要读懂这个国家，我们企业家只有真正了解自己有什么、要什么、放弃什么，你企业才会走得久。刚才周会长一番话，我听下来觉得周会长在反思自己有什么、要什么以及学会放弃什么。我们的知识越多，知道自己要什么，但是缺乏智慧，因为智慧告诉你什么我们是不要的。

这也是一个真正的商业变革的时代，商业变革，每个人对机会的判断是不一样的，有的人把这个机会看作机会，灾难，有人把灾难看成机会，有人把好好的机会做成了灾难，而很多人又把灾难做成机会。其实机会在没有形成机会的时候，才是真正的机会，形成机会以后，往往是灾难的开始。所以今天的雾霾，已经形成了雾霾，抱怨有什么用呢?这时候是我们做企业巨大的机会，如果你改变了这个雾霾的现状，改变了中国的环境，你有可能是未来30年最了不起的企业。创新，企业家的职责是创新，创新的主角是企业家，企业家是社会发展过程中的科学家，企业家是稀缺资源，我们可以培养职业经理人，但是不可能培养企业家。所以这一点希望大家记住，我们企业家就是野生动物，我们就是原生态。我们对很多问题的反思和思考，是跟别人不一样的，所以我们对创新的理解，也是不一样的，创新不是讲故事。如果你觉得靠概念可以成功，那么你最后得到的，还是一个概念，如果你觉得讲故事能成功，最后你剩下的，只是一个故事而已。

大家要记住，创新是逼出来的，没有人是在顺利的情况下可以做好创新。创新是要付出巨大代价的，刚才王新奎教授讲的我非常同意，企业家是个状态，创新是有个时间的。马云的创新，可能就三年五年，但是创新付出巨大的代价、压力，是超过想象的。创新时间有限，如果你在乎许多外界的东西，就会失去人生中最宝贵的那一刻。65岁，你只能在自己家里做一些儿孙满堂的创新了。

创新也是有巨大风险的。传统银行机构在风险处理上比我们互联网创新要做得好。其实我们看问题的角度不一样，传统金融可能做的风险是把防弹衣做得越来越厚，越来越好，而我们的创新是让杀手根本不可能靠拢你。我们想的是完全不同的风格，你是把防弹衣做得更强还是让杀手没有可能出现在这个场地上?思考的深度广度，都是我们值得创新、反思的地方。

名人发言稿【篇7】

1969年,希拉里在韦尔斯利学院演讲

“每一次抗议,每一场反对,无论是一篇学术论文还是贴在停车场的一个示范说明,都是为了在这个特殊的时代里大胆地烙上自己的印记。”

像这样一场正式的大型演讲,希拉里是第一次,但仍有很多地方值得称道。1969年她从韦尔斯利学院毕业,作为学生会主席,她成为了学校历史上第一个在毕业典礼上发表演讲的学生。

就在希拉里开始陈述准备好的稿子之前,她还批评了上一位演讲者、参议员爱德华·布鲁克的发言,因为他在演讲中怂恿学生反对“强制性抗议”,所谓“强制性抗议”其实就是对学生____示威的委婉表达,很显然,爱德华的矛头直指希拉里即将开始的演讲,然而对希拉里来说爱德华实在过于自满,于是她把自己的演讲稿放到一边,优雅地开始了一场高效的即兴反击。

希拉里指出:“当这个国家有%的人民生活在贫困线以下意味着什么呢?”这只是一个百分比,却道出了最为残酷的现实,我们不再关注这个社会的重建,这才是人性需要重新建构的关键。

希拉里的演讲结束,全场观众起立鼓掌,时间长达几分钟,而这只能说是她政治生涯的开始。作为希拉里·克林顿,她在政坛的地位更加不可小觑,她当过美国的第一夫人,当过参议员、国务卿,甚至成为了2016年的总统侯选人。