So as the economy evolves out of an information economy

into a purpose economy, which is really

the future of work.

It's the future of our economy and society.

It's an incredible opportunity.

I'm so jealous of people graduating from college right now.

It's an opportunity to be in a economy, and to be an innovator in this new economy,

where you're able to both do good and do well.

And, to really do that in a really authentic way.

So my advice to folks graduating now ;

I mean, first and foremost, is to spend your twenties getting to know yourself.

I think too often we look to outside influences,

we look at what people expect of us,

instead of just really trying to figure out who we are,

what drives purpose for us, what matters to us.

And to spend our twenties just rubbing up against the world,

and getting to know ourselves,

so that we can figure out, once we have that strong core,

that strong sense of purpose,

how we can then go out and create value in the world.

And I think unfortunately universities do a pretty poor job of doing that.

So, in some sense, your twenties is about getting your real college degree,

by going out there and learning in the real world, and learning about yourself.

In my experience, the most important thing is to get to know yourself,

and you get to know yourself most often, by putting yourself in different circumstances

and trying different things.

I think in education we tend to go through the same experience

over and over again for four years, instead of having a diversity of experiences.

Taking English and then math is not really that different an experience.

When I was in college, the things that were different were studying abroad.

I did a lot of work at a local prison as a teacher.

These are the things that actually teach you who you are.

And those are the things we really need to invest in our twenties.