Steve Jobs (10 most inportant lessons)

[Fulanito]

I found this to be some very SOLID guidance that many here might enjoy.


http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericjack...f-well-listen/

[TACC]

Great article.

Yes it does fit in with the WT mindset, I believe it follows very closely right down the same path Gabe was talking about.

[Fulanito]

Great article.

Yes it does fit in with the WT mindset, I believe it follows very closely right down the same path Gabe was talking about.

Yeah, puts me in mind of the "first man" idea.

[fate]

"And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary."

Wow. That is pure gold. I had no idea the guy was this brilliant.

I bookmarked your article. I know that I can use the encouragement and advice in it. His success and drive add a lot weight to what he says.

[Fulanito]

One thing about Jobs that impressed me and changed my mind about him- he kept showing up for work even after being diagnosed with a very aggressive form of cancer.

He's probably far left of of us, but he had created more wealth and massive amounts of opportunity for more Americans than the vast majority of conservatives I know.

+1...and he is a technological visionary. I don't care what he SAYS his politics are because what he DOES is far more important. His actions are cut-throat capitalist, no matter what he SAYS. Deeds, not words!