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Make Something Wonderful
Steve Jobs in his own words
Book • 2024
This book is a chronological compilation of Steve Jobs' words from the beginning of his career to the end of his life.
It includes his perspectives on his childhood, his time at Apple, Pixar, and NeXT, and his return to Apple.
Edited by Leslie Berlin and featuring an introduction by Laurene Powell Jobs, the book is designed to inspire readers to create their own 'wonderful somethings' that move the world forward.
It highlights Jobs' inner thoughts, philosophies, and mantras, showcasing his desire to give back his knowledge and nurture younger people.
It includes his perspectives on his childhood, his time at Apple, Pixar, and NeXT, and his return to Apple.
Edited by Leslie Berlin and featuring an introduction by Laurene Powell Jobs, the book is designed to inspire readers to create their own 'wonderful somethings' that move the world forward.
It highlights Jobs' inner thoughts, philosophies, and mantras, showcasing his desire to give back his knowledge and nurture younger people.
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Ben Wilson to support the idea that strengths and weaknesses are two sides of the same coin.
Ben Wilson to support the idea that strengths and weaknesses are two sides of the same coin.
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Alex Ikonn as a book given only to Apple employees by Steve Jobs, which inspires his attention to detail.
Alex Ikonn as a book given only to Apple employees by Steve Jobs, which inspires his attention to detail.
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Anthony Vicino as a collection of Steve Jobs' emails, memos, and speeches compiled by the Steve Jobs Foundation.
Anthony Vicino as a collection of Steve Jobs' emails, memos, and speeches compiled by the Steve Jobs Foundation.
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