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The great inspiration-Steve jobs

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Steve jobs 

       

     Steven Paul Jobs was an American business magnate, industrial designer, investor,apple founder , and media proprietor.  


Steve jobs Stanford commencement speech  shortly:


 Theme:

  •  He wants to motivate others with his own story .And very inspiring to others.


      

He told three stories that happened in his life that are 

  • Connecting with dots. - Connecting with past events that happened in his life.   

  • Love and loss -he founded a company named Next, another named Pixar, and met the woman who would eventually become his wife. According to Mr. Jobs, Pixar would go on to become the most successful animation studio in the world, Apple bought Next, and he and his wife had a wonderful family together. Mr. Jobs says he believes none of that would have happened had he not been fired from Apple

  • Death-Mr. Jobs offers a quote, ‘If you live each day like it’s your last, one day you’ll most certainly be right ‘.

These three stories are really inspiring and motivating.I suggest everyone to watch the speech.

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