Interpret the following passage from English into Chinese. You may take notes while you are listening. You will hear the passage

I’m really happy to be here. Today is about celebration. And you have so much to be proud of. As you leave here to start the next leg of your journey in life, there will be days where you ask yourself, "Where is this all going?" "What is the purpose?" "What is my purpose?" I will be honest. I asked myself that same question and it took nearly 15 years to answer it. Maybe by talking about my journey today, I can save you some time.
The struggle for me started early on. In high school, I thought I discovered my life’s purpose when I could answer that age-old question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Nope. In college I thought I’d discover it when I could answer, "What’s your major?" Not quite. I thought that maybe I’d discovered it when I found a good job. Then I thought I just needed to get a few promotions.
That didn’t work either.
I kept convincing myself that it was just over the horizon, around the next corner.
Nothing worked. And it was really tearing me apart. Part of me kept pushing ahead to the next achievement. And the other part kept asking, "Is this all there is?"
I went to grad school at Duke looking for the answer. I tried meditation. I sought guidance in religion. I read great philosophers and authors. And in a moment of youthful indiscretion, I might even have experimented with a Windows PC, and obviously that didn’t work.
After countless twists and turns, at last, 20 years ago, my search brought me to Apple. At the time, the company was struggling to survive. Steve Jobs had just returned to Apple, and had launched the "Think Different" campaign. He wanted to empower the crazy ones—the misfits, the rebels and the troublemakers, the round pegs, and the square holes—to do the best work. If we could just do that, Steve knew we could really change the world.