Jobs was actually one of the very few "self-made men" of modern business lore who wasn't in reality gifted his initial fortune and infrastructure by a wealthy and influential father. However, he benefited immensely from the other main "secret of success" that enables such people, namely the entirely unnatural and inexplicable pandering to his every whim by all of the individuals and institutions that he had dealings with during his life.
No, that's not true. I don't want to downplay his contributions to the field of technology but without him Apple is doing fine. Real innovation takes time and just because they haven't changed the world in the last 8 years doesn't mean they've lost the spark they had with Steve. He choose Cook because he had faith in him, it's all about patience and Tim Cook is waiting for the right time to do something big. And unlike John Sculley Tim Cook is making sure all products launched by Apple fit into the ecosystem rather than having them scattered.
@@originalx136 and this guys, are the stupid Apple fanboys who can't accept the reality, that their overpriced products have the hardware from 2017...😴 and they still buy that crap, while Huawei or Samsung are performing waaaay better (but they'll still buy that ugly new IPhone, just because of the icon& status)
This guy is not with us anymore but damn it feels like he is still here with us
Pragasen Munian Depending on your spiritual beliefs, he’s still with us in some way or another.
The greatest visionary. The greatest entrepreneur of all time.
Jobs was actually one of the very few "self-made men" of modern business lore who wasn't in reality gifted his initial fortune and infrastructure by a wealthy and influential father. However, he benefited immensely from the other main "secret of success" that enables such people, namely the entirely unnatural and inexplicable pandering to his every whim by all of the individuals and institutions that he had dealings with during his life.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. It's by Leonardo davinci
The best way for success is hardwork of what you do
The best way to be successful is not working hard on what you do rather working on what you like to do.
All time innovator
With Steve Jobs, Apple died too...now you can see the lack of innovation& it's becoming worse
Danii iam tired of these kind of comments
@@simply6162 good for you
No, that's not true. I don't want to downplay his contributions to the field of technology but without him Apple is doing fine. Real innovation takes time and just because they haven't changed the world in the last 8 years doesn't mean they've lost the spark they had with Steve. He choose Cook because he had faith in him, it's all about patience and Tim Cook is waiting for the right time to do something big. And unlike John Sculley Tim Cook is making sure all products launched by Apple fit into the ecosystem rather than having them scattered.
Lalith Manukonda if only we could copy and paste this on ever apple hater comment
@@originalx136 and this guys, are the stupid Apple fanboys who can't accept the reality, that their overpriced products have the hardware from 2017...😴 and they still buy that crap, while Huawei or Samsung are performing waaaay better (but they'll still buy that ugly new IPhone, just because of the icon& status)
Absolutely the best at what he did👍🤓
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication was Leonardo DaVinci's word!!!
No it was by Marcus Aurelius.
@@arielatomgr what’s your source? He’s not a designer.
Thank you. This was wonderful 😇
Thank You! 🌸
I love steve did you know he died in 2011
I m gonna become like him 😊😉
HairBuzz what you want to become?
You cannot get to real Simplicity by Simplifying...
That can only be done by designing from scratch.
After being fired 12 years earlier. And when they are a few weeks away from bankruptcy....they call him ?
Okay I did all of this. AM I rich yet?
R u happy?
The 1st principle is to be an asshole to your workers.
Steve Jobs was a jerk to his daughter. Is that a successful person?
What a weirdo.