Many of us woke up this morning to news of a major contributor to the world of tech death. He had been battling pancreatic cancer for a year and it was always a problem to figure out very well when his last day at Apple would be. Then in August, the day had come. And now, at the age of 56 years, is gone.
There is no denying that the man had a great vision and an ethic of life even more. I wanted to change the world. And that's what he did. The way it calculates how we listen to music and the way we use our phones. Besides Apple, another important contribution to the world of employment Pixar Films, animated beat to favorites such as Toy Story and The Incredibles. From a very young age, wanted to engage with the world to change - to take a semester of classes at Reed College (where he took a calligraphy class and attributes of multiple fonts and proportionally spaced fonts Mac a), to work at Atari to save money for a spiritual journey to India. He founded Apple in 1976 with Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne. For a time, the power struggles that happened and founded NeXT Computer use, which was a new form of computing. Email also innovated by adding email support universally visible and click on integrated graphics and audio within e-mail. Over time he returned to Apple shook things and nothing could stop innovation.
Now, I realize that out as a fangirl (fanperson of political correctness), but as much as you may not like Apple and have the "opposite bias," Jobs is there as one of the greatest innovators in the world. Yes, Apple has sold underconfigured products 'premium' and may not necessarily have wanted India, but now Apple is a global phenomenon. And that would not have been possible without the work. And this is because he valued his life. He knew what he wanted done with it. He recognized the fact that one day they will live longer and went full speed ahead with its objectives. Yes, working for him could not have been a piece of cake, and yes, it is also known for not falling into philanthropy. The way they treated people around him was perhaps Machiavellian where the end (products) justifies the means. The point is that there was a spark, and recognized the importance of fuel to the fire and through. One of my favorite conversations Jobs is not one in which you are presenting a new product or discuss the statistics of Apple, which is one in which you are speaking at Stanford University on how to live before I die. In this talk, Steve urged people to follow their dreams, as he did. Jobs knew how to live and live to their full potential. Unfortunately, the mortality was found with him.
However, although his life is gone, that does not mean it's over. Will you be able to finish with a legend like Jobs? Similarly, it is unrealistic to expect to break the spirit of John Lennon and Alfred Hitchcock. Jobs is one of the greats. Their existence is indelible. I personally will miss seeing this Apple keynotes. I was always impressed how well spoken he was and what was communicated with such conviction. One thing is certain, it definitely has done work of Tim Cook or life very easy. Cook, while, of course, be carefully selected to do the job, definitely has some big shoes to fill. Rest in peace Steve Jobs. In the short period of time you were here (you know, compared with age than say, the planet is), he achieved his immortality through his mortality. This is for you.
Now, I realize that out as a fangirl (fanperson of political correctness), but as much as you may not like Apple and have the "opposite bias," Jobs is there as one of the greatest innovators in the world. Yes, Apple has sold underconfigured products 'premium' and may not necessarily have wanted India, but now Apple is a global phenomenon. And that would not have been possible without the work. And this is because he valued his life. He knew what he wanted done with it. He recognized the fact that one day they will live longer and went full speed ahead with its objectives. Yes, working for him could not have been a piece of cake, and yes, it is also known for not falling into philanthropy. The way they treated people around him was perhaps Machiavellian where the end (products) justifies the means. The point is that there was a spark, and recognized the importance of fuel to the fire and through. One of my favorite conversations Jobs is not one in which you are presenting a new product or discuss the statistics of Apple, which is one in which you are speaking at Stanford University on how to live before I die. In this talk, Steve urged people to follow their dreams, as he did. Jobs knew how to live and live to their full potential. Unfortunately, the mortality was found with him.
However, although his life is gone, that does not mean it's over. Will you be able to finish with a legend like Jobs? Similarly, it is unrealistic to expect to break the spirit of John Lennon and Alfred Hitchcock. Jobs is one of the greats. Their existence is indelible. I personally will miss seeing this Apple keynotes. I was always impressed how well spoken he was and what was communicated with such conviction. One thing is certain, it definitely has done work of Tim Cook or life very easy. Cook, while, of course, be carefully selected to do the job, definitely has some big shoes to fill. Rest in peace Steve Jobs. In the short period of time you were here (you know, compared with age than say, the planet is), he achieved his immortality through his mortality. This is for you.
