Wellesley 97 Oprah Speech

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Published 2015-05-14
Oprah Winfrey spoke at the 1997 Wellesley College Commencement. This is her un-edited speech.

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  • This is the most moving, powerful speech ever. Unreal. Ahhhh Oprah you are a gift from God simply. So relatable. Thanku. ❤❤
  • @moea2632
    thank you , every week i listen to this , she is change my life period , i should pay attention to my life
  • @astramusic6723
    I think this is the most emotional,powerful,from te bottom of her heart speech. Thank you Oprah ❣
  • @kyraocity
    10:26 realization of being treated less than 13:36 lesson from friend Maya Angelou on men. When people show you who they are, believe them. 18:12 you become what you believe 20:00 follow Tina Turner. The wildest dreams tour. 77,000 dreams of women. “The deeper the wound, the smaller the dreams.” You needed to dream a bigger dream for yourself. 22:50 Get God on the whisper. Try to get it on a whisper. Phenomenal women poem.
  • Goodness, 21 years hence 😊 I remember Oprah giving the speech and reading it in the Boston Globe at my office that Monday. Inspirational words and woman. (Personally, I thought the ladies who wanted to simply meet her and speak with her were gracious. They saw it as a gift more so than hitting jackpot/lottery.)
  • @gregatx253
    Thank you so much for sharing this speech. It's very inspiring! I love the part on keeping a "gratitude journal". It's such a powerful process!
  • @nanamasilo3934
    Mom O you are just one special woman in this world, I So love you Mom O
  • @panrou3499
    “pretending someone I wasn’t; wanting to be someone I couldn’t…” live your life from the point of truth and you will survive everything, even death… Oprah- thank you so very much!! you are my virtual mental
  • @nessclicktv4720
    Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ so inspiring ❤️😍
  • @lingding3208
    I watched your talk shows for years. How come I missed this show?
  • @kyraocity
    23:00 What are you here to teach me… then Maya Angelou’s poem phenomenal women recited w HSI