Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address
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- Drawing from some of the most pivotal points in his life, Steve Jobs, chief executive officer and co-founder of Apple Computer and of Pixar Animation Studios, urged graduates to pursue their dreams and see the opportunities in life's setbacks -- including death itself -- at the university's 114th Commencement on June 12, 2005.
Transcript of Steve Jobs' address:
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"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life" - Steve Jobs
Live fully and meaningful the moments.
STAY HUNGRY. STAY FOOLISH.
wrr
Can we all agree.....
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Quite true
Here I am watching this on my iPhone...Thank you Steve....
Both of you are amazing.. lots of respect☺️☺️🥰
I’m watching this on an IPad
and me on my Mac
Dr Najeeeeeb🤗🤗
My whole family survive on your lectures. Truly Amazing and appreciated.😁💛
Who is listening this masterpiece speech in 2024❤️💥
me😲
Me at 22.11 on the 18th of this month
Me.
11:50pm GMT +1
18th January 2024
And me, so valid, and inspiring ❤
@@ovedjerory Rory! I see you. What a speech!
I failed high school with the worst grades possible. After watching this speech in 2011 it made me do high school all over again and graduate with the highest grades in all subjects, got in to university and finished a master in architecture and now I'm working with my dream job as an architect.
cool bro
Greate
Nice!
Really, amazing bro
Impressive. Very nice
When I'm lost, depressed, happy, or anything else, I come here. The best medicine.
Vishnu Ch why do you need a medicine when you are happy?
hhh, curious about your story
True
💖
You need it the most when you are happy.
This is one of the greatest speeches I've heard. Stanford graduates are lucky to have such an intelligent person speak in front of them!
Agreed
+shreyas Sudhaman : Nah, many of them have rich parents who paid the bills for them. Their rich parents continue to finance whatever they do in life (even their weddings).
KobesMin
KobesMind
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Exactly right!
Every family has that one person who will break the family's financial struggle, I hope you become the one 😊
Everyone needs more than their salary to be financially stable. The best thing to do with your money is to invest it rightly because money left for savings always ends up used without returns
Be a goal achiever
Always aim high so your dreams can come to reality
Use your job to finance your goals✅
You can't be an employee forever!
Consistent efforts in trading/investment will put you in a position where success will find you
Starting early is the best way to getting ahead of build wealth, investing remains the priority
@@lukeben1596Having a job doesn't mean security rather having different investments is the real deal
I'm looking for something to venture into on a short term basis, I have about $6k sitting in my savings
"Don't waste it (your life), living someone else's life."
I nearly cried listening to this. Too often people work themselves to the ground to support someone else's dream instead of their own because of the fear of the unknown.
Take the leap and do what you love guys! It's so worth it!
"Thankfully, I'm fine now." Wish it stayed that way.
Hope you are still well👍
Don't we all!
He lied.
Steve's "reality distortion field" only worked on people - not nature. He was able to make people see his vision for an amazing future. Unfortunately, as Richard Feynman, the great physicist said, " "For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled."
Thanks, Steve. You did, indeed, do what you said you wanted to do - "make a dent in the universe".
He said death is inevitable and acceptance is the key.
When I feel lost, I always come to this speech. It reignites my mind and efforts.
This speech always makes me feel good too. 2015 I first heard it.
me too, this is perfect
honored.
same
same here
Please like this comment so I can get notified to re-watch it again if I ever get confused in my life.
Time to watch again brother
@@thomaskane9180 Thanks bro
40 now, and everything is paid for. Fortunately, I had a college economics teacher who taught me a lesson when I was 18 years old. That lesson was: you can't buy something else for every purchase you make. Having multiple sources of income is prudent, as is living within your means. I have a 13-year-old vehicle because it is all I need, I like it, and I can do whatever I want with it. My net worth is $4 million, and I can pay my bills without stress, but I don't live like I have that. I have no complaints.
Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence. By being knowledgeable about money and investing, individuals can make informed decisions about how to save, spend, and invest their money. I know someone who made over $350k in this recession influenced market, but to the best of my knowledge, it was through a financial advisor.
@@marcorocci-ct7kw It really isn’t about how much you save, it’s about how you manage your money. Whether you work to earn income or invest, it still boils down to income vs expenses, so yeah you may look into investment advisors for a strategy that suits your timing
@@ConradGosling I have no Advisør at all and this recent dip which i feel was triggered by war resulting to inflation and so many other factors hit my portfolio so hard. who would you recommend i seek out for in times like this?
@@biankabrodeur-yf3yl "Stacie Kristal Weber" is my advisor, and you can easily look her up. She has extensive financial market experience and is FINRA and SEC verifiable.
@@ConradGosling I’m are appreciative of this Pointer. Finding your handler was simple; she appears to be knowledgeable and adaptable. I scheduled a call with her.
"You can't connect the Dots looking Forward, you can only connect them looking Backwards"
- Steve Jobs
"Você não pode conectar o pontos olhando para frente, você somente pode conectar o pontos olhando para trás".
Steve Jobs
JESUS said this in the bible too
@@kasulewilliams784 falou tudo
Step one:- make the backwards.
Ok
15+ years later and still totally on point.
Steve Jobs was a hero.
it was 12 years
@@pauljanke9037 2020 - 2005 = 15...
Steve Jobs is "Always" a Hero
True
Did he die
It’s 2023, and I’m coming back to watch this… Missing Steve Jobs and his wisdom. Love this speech ❤
Yes 😔🥺🕉️🚩
Are you Indian?
@@blackpantherpal1414 Nope
What is this guys?? Tmlog yaha bhi shuru ho gaye
It's a shame he lacked wisdom in other areas:
"Jobs resisted his doctors' recommendations for medical intervention for nine months,[165] in favor of alternative medicine. Other doctors agree that Jobs's diet was insufficient to address his disease. However, cancer researcher and alternative medicine critic David Gorski wrote that "it's impossible to know whether and by how much he might have decreased his chances of surviving his cancer through his flirtation with woo. My best guess was that Jobs probably only modestly decreased his chances of survival, if that."[166][167] Barrie R. Cassileth, the chief of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's integrative medicine department,[168] on the other hand, said, "Jobs's faith in alternative medicine likely cost him his life ... He had the only kind of pancreatic cancer that is treatable and curable ... He essentially committed suicide".[169] According to biographer Walter Isaacson, "for nine months he refused to undergo surgery for his pancreatic cancer - a decision he later regretted as his health declined""
What is this. I cant finish it without crying 😔. I watched and listen to this 13 yrs ago. And stumbled again here lately but now is different. All is different.
If youre reading this. I hope you find contentement in all of your mind, body and your soul.
My heart cracked when I heard him say, "I got the surgery, and I'm fine now... I hope to live a few more decades."
if he did live till now, Apple would surely be a lot more different
I nearly cried when he said that...
he died of the cancer he talked about, the doctor was wrong
Ikr… same…
@@pauljanke9037 we know
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .
The rich Invest in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment...
I thought about investing in the financial market, I heard that people make millions if you know the tricks of the trade, but I lack good knowledge and a strategy to outperform the market and generate good yields. I have $160,000 but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it.
Having an investment advisor is the best way to go. Based on a direct encounter with a CFP named Kate Elizabeth Amdall, I can say with certainty that their skills are excellent. She helped raise over $580,000 in 18 months from an initially stagnant portfolio of $150,000
Fantastic! can u share more details?
18 years ago, my teacher was sitting there.He recommend it to me and I learned a lot from Steve’s speech.
Hello
2020 Quarantine season. Still listening and learning.
god i wanna like this comment but its at 69
Take action
ok never mind I liked it
Yaaaaaaasssssssssss
check it out the full speech with lyric here th-cam.com/video/DyXq94jeGZk/w-d-xo.html
This is the kind of content i pay my Internet bill for.
So true but I laughed way too hard on this 😂
Awwqqq q
He sucks
@@andrewpotter3954 🤔
@@andrewpotter3954 he made the device you are using right now you absolute joke 😂
"Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish."
There is no other speech that captivated me like this one. I am an entrepreneur, and it's been a decade. There were more lows than highs in these ten years. Whenever I feel low or depressed, or overly joyful, I come back here to hear these great words. It is powerful! as it is nothing but the truth. This speech is more valuable for me than my iPhone or MAC. Thank you, Steve Jobs, for inspiring me and many more like me to continue the road less traveled. Your speech ignites the much-needed fire and provides a thrust when it is most required. I wish and pray you be blessed in heaven. Thank you!
Receive this I bless you in the name of Jesus Christ , you will have prosperity. Christ will provide. May YHWH bless you
As a struggler have watched this 5, 6 years ago more then 100 times, but now i am watching this from the position of a successful person 🎉 such a great motivation great speech, such a great feelings and story ❤ Thank you steve
"Sometimes life hits you in the head with a brick, don't lose faith" - Steve Jobs
I got goosebumps after this....
Best line ever...👍👍👍
How is that profound exactly
8 in a row! Saints-Broncos Postgame Show - th-cam.com/video/KN8raDfj3wg/w-d-xo.html
Yah you might develop amnesia and lose the ability to faith... provide some logic
“The heaviness of being successful was replaced by the lightness of being a beginner again” that hit hard
Hell yea it does.
Yes it does hit hard but are you a communist?
muito foda mano, muito motivacional
@@arkarya8768 Idk man loving Steve Jobs as well as being a Communist doesn't really fit with me
👏👏
Death is the destination we all share, no one has ever escaped it 💔😔
Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone elses life. Lastly, don't let the noise of other people's opinions drown your own inner voice.
Powerful excerpts from Steve Jobs' speech 👏👏
Everytime I feel a little low, I come down to this video and rewatch!
Time check Nov, 2023 watching from iPhone! Thanks Steve
2020-- I’m still here to remind myself about : stay hungry, stay foolish
I am hungry because it is late and i still lie in bed so foolish..
I have this quote written on my wall besides a map of the world with the country I have visit.
I am hungry and foolish
My go-to speech for the last few years. Will continue to be so.
I am always hungry for power, so I work hard for that.
Good to see that Stanford doesn't disable comments like Harvard does.
That says something more about the values of these schools.
Can you blame them 😂
@@weedstox5369 yea
So lame
I see you haven't watched the other StanFord videos ,have you ???
Here I am watching this on my iPad.
I clipped and saved a couple of phrases which I never knew I desperately needed it.
Thank u Steve.
Thank u.
15 yrs later, still a great speech.
It's kind of crazy how something that Steve Jobs created is the thing I'm watching this video on.
lol amen!
Not true. Steve Jobs isn't the one who created the computer.
I know right
+IFrozenFireI He co-created the Macintosh
Look up John Atanasov and Alan Turing.
I regularly comes here every month or whenever I got confused about life, facing chaos, less motivated and tired of hustling, this speech gives me hope & reason to fight. This is not just a speech but a philosophy of life. Thank you for this steve.
Same bro
This and Apple's "Think Different" ad campaign are legends 😌
very true ... this gives confidence to move forward
explain
@@rogernguy i am connected to this, when i look in the past I found that all those pain or failures came to me had a reason, one thing always connects to another. It gives motivation to move forward in life.
This commencement will never repeat, will never replace and will never happen at this high level of conception. The one and only Steve Jobs RIP.
One of the finest all time speeches, if not the best. Make you question your priorities and reorient your beliefs. Rest in peace, sir.
“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And the most important, is to have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.”
these quotes make it negative even more...dont quote some rules to live life.. life is one time chance just live it to the fullest possible.....nothing is going to change society instead in the name of development we are spoiling the humanity . So no use of hardwork u have to leave one day.
@@shashankashura1654 And your negative outlook is why you'll stay a weeb in your parents basement while the rest of the world will move forward
@@stashboxer bah, at least that hypothetical person's parents are supporting their kid. Steve Jobs didn't do that. He's a selfish scumbag
Math teacher will get a revenge from me in day, by being better than her in all aspects.
MADARA UCHIHA I love u
steve jobs: don’t settle
oneplus founder that year: write that down
It was never settle
@@rohitshaw1640 both mean roughly the same dumbass
@@orpheus2 no it dosent dumbass
Nikhil K nah there pretty much the same
@@NikhilMathew122333 it does ya bitch
✒⏳🍀✍I was there in the stands of Stanford Stadium when the entire audience stood up and gave him a standing ovation! For the students, Steve was a great personality loved by the entire audience. In June 2005, as head of graduation, our daughter Sabina Alistar graduated simultaneously with her bachelor's and master's degree. Unique memories....tears of joy....Thank you Stanford University!!!💌💥
What anemic applause for such a great speech!!?
Sometimes, every now and then, I just watch this and have a little cry. Stay hungry, stay foolish.
+Mark Levers I don't know too but take it as
stay hungry for knowledge and be curious to try new thing
and stay foolish to make more unexpected decisions just like Steve drop out of college :)
that's what I understood
stay foolish (keep young and making mistakes), stay hungry (keep wanting more, progression, growth)
The truth as it relates to conscious life has been revealed and it turned out to be better than anything we could have imagined. For the first time in mankind's history we can Know the answers to life's biggest questions. If you are seeking the truth, search *_Truth Contest_* and read the top entry called "The Present". The truth will set you free.
Me too ....
me too .
0:55 - Connecting the Dots
5:38 - Love and Loss
9:04 - Death
Thanks for the tracklist, great album
@@EmilienBandrac yes
thank you
Just saved me a couple minutes on the short essay. Blessings
You helped me do my assignment thx
I am listening for the first time 16 years later...this is beautiful! I won't lose faith.
This speech has changed my life in a way as I cannot imagine. Follow your heart, it always tells you who you truly are and who you want to be.
Am i the only one watching this more than twice?
Definitely Not!!
No!
no
no
I saw this video more than 10 times, and each time I fell that I discover a new value
I was a senior in High School when I first found this video online. Then I went to college. I kept doing what I believe is right, and enrolled in some class that share nothing common with my major. I went from Bicycle to second hand Honda to BMW M4 and got a pilot license.I challenge myself on the hardest courses and talk to people I did not along with.
Today I gradated the college, drive a sport car, and own a sushi restaurant. Then I clicked this video again. And I pretty sure what I will do start from tomorrow morning.
Thank you Steve.
If you own a sushi restaurant why the hell would you go to college?
Why you always lyin
Love stories like that.....I will pray for your continued success.
i am japanese and i hate fish what do u say?
xP
Every line and word is magical in this speech. no complicated words, only pure life lessons. Thank you for making the world a better place
Late Steve Jobs was a personality like no other because his words are eclectic and prophetic. The three things mentioned are real for anyone. Thank you your excellency dear Prabhu Dayal for sharing this valuable message.
I wonder: did the graduates realize at the time that they were witnessing a historical moment?
Many of them do not look interested. Shame.
surely they didnt, but so or so it was an amazing speech for them for sure
@@antivirus9503 looks wonderful 2 months 4 weeks 2 days 52 minutes just now 😂😂 in a 15 years old video
@@jayyadav170 waddya mean? what looks great?
@@antivirus9503 Whenerver you look into old video i always found comments written years ago and replied just before an hour i reached them.Is it mechanism to bump comment to top?Or it's just coincidence.
I encourage many others to watch this, just takes this 15 minutes to change your life.
ACproductions It changed mine.
ACproductions it change me too
fan boys
Sure!
gable triggered? =]
My dob is 2005 when he was presenting this speech then I was only a few minutes old and now I knew about this amazing thought after 17 years.
A Shanghai high school student. The speech has been adapted for our English textbook. Though intended to practise my English at the first place, I am now amazed at how inspiring Steve's life stories are through this original video. It really sparks my courage to face up to others' noisy opinions and follow my intrinsic values.
Congrats Steve, today “your company” hit the trillion dollar mark. You’ve inspired so many. Thank you for being you, an amazing person. Rest In Peace. Congrats!
in fact, it passed the trillion dollar mark 2 times! Only the last time, it was in the other direction! Good job, current Apple!
@@ThanQAnonYT that's what I was thinking!
@@ThanQAnonYT I've Always thought he was a real piece of human trash. He had a small roll in the first apple computers also. He's taken credit for other people's work. It's there such a thing as guilt cancer?
@@ThanQAnonYT Doesn't matter when you are on the run to change the world and punch a dent in the universe
@@martinolson7455 Yeah, he was totally useless! That's why they hired him back on the edge of bankruptcy and made Apple the most profitable company in the world. Anyone could've done that, right -.-
I wonder how many graduates that day revisited this speech because they weren't truly listening to his speech.
Kyle Shpak probably none.
Karl Pilkington because sometimes people don’t always appreciate things right away
Kyle Shpak every one of them!!! They all should be honored he spoke at their ceremony and his words are exactly right! RIP Steve Jobs a life well done.
I just thought about that too
@@maninblack9271 I was thinking about this the whole vid trough
It never gets older. As always the inspiring words.. Here I am watching this on my iPhone...Thank you Steve.....
Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address is a timeless masterpiece that resonates with me on a deeply emotional level. His words are a poignant reminder that our time on Earth is limited, and we must have the courage to follow our hearts and intuition. The vulnerability and authenticity in Jobs' speech are truly inspiring, as he shares his own personal journey of setbacks and triumphs. This address has the power to awaken a sense of purpose within each of us, urging us to embrace our passions and make a meaningful impact in the world. Thank you, Steve Jobs, for leaving behind such a profound legacy of innovation, wisdom, and the pursuit of our dreams. This speech will forever be etched in my heart.
Man.... I can't believe Steve Jobs is dead. This dude was an inspiration. I love his quotes.
+TheGreatHeisman he's in every apple logo we see today. in a way, he's more alive now than most people (sadly) ever were and will be
ThatOne I
One of the best speeches I ever know. Timeless.
And here I am watching this (probably for the 30th time) on my iPhone 15. Steve is a Legend ❤
This speech is absolutely timeless. It was relevant back then, and more than ever, it is relevant to this day.
Why did they laugh when Steve was talking about death, this speech was one of the best thing in my life, everytime I watch this video, tears become my eyes and makes me think about my life... Thanks, Steve! :/
+Clayton Hanson *You're
+Mike Mizanin,
Cry over your Soul!!!
Not over a man's cute words!!!
Cry over the Word of GOD (The Bible) because the Bible alone his the words of Eternal Life!!!
John 6:68 Reads: Then Simon Peter answered him, Lord, to whom shall we go? you have the words of eternal life.
+Federico Hernandez Was that really necessary?
Nancy Campbell Gibson
Yes...it was very necessary! Nancy, The Lord Loves you so much he (The Lord died upon a tree, crucified by the Romans) for all of your sins past present and future on that Cross. He went to hell for you so that you wouldn't have to go to hell and the third day The Lord rose from his tome conquering death and hell once and for all for all those who believe and trust in Him and His word, The Bible!
Was it really necessary? Yes... A trillion to the power of trillion it was necessary... Let the truth rain!
The Lord Loves you so much...he died for you (Nancy)!
***** No, it's not necessary m8.
I listened to this for the first time when I was about 10, iPod hype etc. now at 25 I still come back to this every one and then. Thanks, Steve.
''This is the closest I've ever gotten to a college graduation.''
- Steve Jobs , 2005
When did the world decide that a college graduation was necessary for a job?
Stanford students don't knows that every sentence he said was a legendary QUOTE
they are 'stanford' students hahaha Smart enough to figure it out :)
@@ENTJ616 the irony of a dropout having to spell it out in what is essentially his own obituary...
These words of wisdom always cheer me up in difficult and confusing times... You will always be remembered...
I have watched this speech over 30 times and it never got old.
April of 2019 and I still come back to this for motivation. I really wish he was still with us.
Adam B why is this so accurate
same here
Adam B Absolutely true. He is the source of my motivation.
Almost June and I came back for a much needed motivation.
June
One of the greatest speeches of the 20th Century to a bunch of college grads from a college drop out. Awesomeness.
I agree totally..except that it was in the 21st Century.
@@tarekershah Oh yeah😂😂
I always watch this speech whenever I feel low.
The habit of delivering quality is there in this speech too. Steve's a legend 🙌 👏
This is perhaps the best speech of all that I've heard in my life.
+Raja Mukherjee Eh, its up there as one of the greatest speeches but i'm not sure if its the greatest of all time :)
Well i feel its the greatest coz this speech created an immense change in my outlook. All the previous speeches that i heard didnt make such a large impact.
Raja Mukherjee Well, thats great for you man. :)
What about you? Where are you from?
Raja Mukherjee Why do you ask?
"Remembering that you are going to die is the best way to avoid the trap of thinking you got something to lose.." Truer words were never spoken...
I'll never forget Steve's word ...
I listen it first time 😮 after 15 years
And now I'm 17 years old
I know about this speech just now by one TH-cam channel then I search Standford commencement speech 🎉so I listened and commented on here
I'm from Nepal 🇳🇵🙏😊
Steve, 10 years have passed, and we miss you so much. A true innovator, but also a philosopher. Your vision of the world is the one that inspires me everyday.
Really great.....I can see a glance of philosophy somewhere in his speech
more than 10 Years
explain
the innovators were the apple employees who's lives this guy ruined ruthlessly so that he and his company can have more money
How? He only got this far by taking credit from his friends family and employees. He was a selfish jerk who took inventions of others and claimed it as his own. I don’t wish death on people but how could you respect this jerk.
I'm Japanese.
I learned this speech yesterday.
My English skill is not good but I want to completely understand this speech someday.
You will someday. Keep at it.
Good luck
I can teach you. I am from Edmonton, Alberta Canada. You can email me and I can interpret parts of this speech.
@@shineykurian5585 Oh ,really???
@@ziris thanks
I have watched this video like years ago and i can relate in my today’s life i came back to this watch and he’s so right with each words that he said
Last time i watched this speech i was broke. Now i am watching this on selfbought iphone 15 plus all due to motivation and hardwork
Tears in my eyes every time I watch this...
+Steampunk Starraisin same here if anyone ever tells me there depressed or unhappy im showing this to them
Me too.
+XrunGaming this is nice from you
This really changed my life... for about 15 minutes.
hope this i'll change it for me for ever staring from now :)
хахаха )))
This brings me to reality every time whenever I have watched it
The speech that changed my life. Thank you Steve🍏
I'm watching this on my iPad. We all love you Steve Jobs RIP
I'm watching this on a 2009 iPod touch lol
macbook pro here. get the feeling.
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Karim Nuri guy was a asshole
4:37 *_"And since Windows just copied the mac....."_* Never gets old, that one.
@@wolfieodimm9151 They absolutely did.
Since the Mac just copied the Xerox Alto...
@@sh1121 Correct. So it is yes, yes, yes. Apple is a glorified copycat.
@@Henning_Rech Xerox didn't see any value in that product. Apple knew the value & were about release it when Microsoft stole it. So lot of difference.
More like, And since Samsung copied the iPhone
I come back to this epic speech from time to time. Thank you for being such a great inspiration to my life Steve.
I watched this when I was around 10, and I’ve watched it ever since, truly an amazing speech
That was at my graduation 17 years ago... I come back to it from time to time as it's so powerful and brings back so many memories.
Yeah memories like you're going to die
Did you guys truly comprehend the true life meaning behind his speech? I don't mean the words but the absolute true message. I was born the last year of Gen X and I didn't grasp this until I turned 40 and given a very bad diagnosis as Steve 6 years later would hear. I've never heard of this speech until I just read about it and had to watch it.
@@jeremylay1694 so it took you to be 40 years old to realize life is short and you can die at any second of any time that's the problem people run through life thinking they're Invincible soon as you're born you can die they have kids with brain cancer at one year old you got to figure it out early to truly enjoy life
I’ve wondered if the students listening to it live realized what they were listening to and have been impacted like others have, or if they took it for granted. My speakers at my graduations were off the cuff duds, nothing like this.
Tôi nghĩ những người học Stanford và những người có mặt vào lễ tốt nghiệp đấy đã có cuộc sống giàu sang hạnh phúc.Đó có phải sự thật?
I listened to it as a college kid in 2005, and fresh graduate in first job in 2007.. "Stay hungry, Stay foolish" inspired me to try entrepreneurship and do something of my own.....as of 2022, I can say that I have seen more failure than sucess, and today when I am re-listening to this speech , I still found new things to learn...stil it is as inspiring as 15-16 yrs back when I heard it first.
This is the speech of our generation. In 15 mins, Steve Jobs covered a lot of ground with a lot of impact.
That rebirth of inspiration is called circumambulation
Prince and
Stay hungry stay foolish ❤
"Stay hungry, Stay foolish" - FOR WHAT? HES DEAD.!
@@anteneupitra?
Going to this remarkable speech over and over again ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Steve this Speech has helped me for many years and I’m back here to listen again
Steve Jobs is really a marketing genius. He doesn't use any complicated words or deep words. Yet, his speech is so deep but yet understandable by everyone. To make difficult things simple, is the difficult part.
Einstein once said to test if you fully understand something, see if you can explain it to a toddler.
I watched this 6 years ago, it transformed my life ever since, today I watched it again, I cried again. Steve was so awakening to his existence.
Zoe Jin : zoe can you tell how it transformed your life?
I was born and live in china, the intense culture conditioning brainwashed me to be the person what my parents wanted me to be, yet I felt deep inside I was caged with their expectation, from Steve’s speech, I found strength, I backpacked to many countries and tried so many different things (jobs and adventures), I finally realized life is a journey to discover your true nature, and be it, though it’s not really always rainbows and butterflies, yet in general I found Joy and Peace along the way. Thank you for asking, it reminded me how blessed I am to have this life.
Do the things resonate with your soul, no matter how unpredictable the reality may look like, have un-waving faith every experience have a divine purpose for your fulfillment: learn and evolve, WORK with continuous intension EVERY DAY, the beauty of life will unfold naturally.
Why does it have anything to do with born in China?
@@kellyyunqianwei5882 I think it has to do with the culture and expectations of family values that are instilled in some eastern parts of the world. Like she said, she was able to "free herself" from the path that was expected of her from her parents.
I come here on n off regulary....whenever low , offtrack.... One of my fav vids on internet.... Years down the line still gives me chills♥️
From everything I've read, steve jobs wasn't actually that mean at all. He just told the truth and kept things simple where most people rely on lies and excuses to get around things or make up for the fact that they aren't reaching their potential.
this speech is a must watch for every human being
But every human being's understanding ability isn't on the same level, so you'd first need to educate them on a pretty high standard before showing them the speech
va.wl eh, I’d still say the vast majority would understand perfectly fine, I mean he works off of emotion here which is core to every human being. A universal language, really. The main difference is how many people would actually do something about it. I’m willing to bet that every 9 out of 10 people that watched this video took what Steve said on board, but just either lacked the stability (by that I don’t mean in a mental sense) or the courage to actually do something about it. That’s in no way a bad thing though, as there is no perfect fit for everyone to live a great life.
@@williamvyner6175 hello brother...im from india...could u help me to learn english plzzzz
Here's a man who found out what he wanted, and knew how to get it. Steve Jobs understood life. This is a true success story, to me. Even if people say he was a jerk, well, sometimes you have to be a dick to get what you want. If someone tells you that you can't achieve something, you give them a big "up yours" and do it. Never succumb to negativity.
Very well put.
Here's a man familiar with Napoleon McGraw Hill.
youre a legend steve. u inspire me so much. rest in peace for you have changed the world
Found this masterpiece when i was in 10th grade, this speech was in mu syllabus and at that time i read it as i was a normal chapter and move on in the hurry of completion of the syllabus but after i thought there's something important so i read it again thoroughly again and guess what it was amazing then i went to search this and found this video and listening to this was the best thing i could think about cause this tells us about connecting the dots which is insane and bring you back where you did your best and move on so that in the present i do the same and get ready for the new tomorrow 😊.
this is like my motivation pill. Watch this everytime i feel very heavy ....
@Alisha Roshan -C10 You do know that he hated India right? No offence
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@Alisha Roshan -C10 He just loved the food not your god 😅
11:43 He said he hoped he would live a few more decades... Hurts 😭😭💔
Cancer is hard...
@@karlosdaniel6537 Yeah when it is rare one. 😓😓
@@cocmastervivek4500 Trust me it's the opposite he was lucky to have this rare one the usual pancreatic cancer kills you within a year in most cases
@@N00bzDown he was not lucky at all, he had everything but not the most important, health..
@@SlimReaper96 he was lucky, at the time he had pancreatic cancer which could be treated, THE ONLY ONE WHICH COULD BE TREATED, but no he didn't want to open his body and tried alternate medicine which was ineffective.
He still gives me a passion and how I live in life. Moreover it makes me thought about what is the life. And so touched.