Steve Jobs Used the 2-Hour Rule to Come Up With Some of His Greatest Ideas. So Can You
Steve Jobs knew that constant busyness is the enemy of great ideas. Put his insight to use with the two-hour rule.
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Steve Jobs’ Journey to India: How a Quest for Enlightenment Shaped Apple’s Vision
In 1974, 19-year-old Steve Jobs embarked on a transformative journey to India, seeking spiritual enlightenment.
Steve Jobs Dropped The First iPod Prototype In A Fish Tank And It Wasn't To Test If It Was Waterproof
Steve Jobs famously rejected the first iPod prototype by dropping it into an aquarium to reveal air bubbles, proving there was unused space, and challenging Apple engineers to make the device smaller, ...
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Steve Jobs Said Hiring Seasoned Professionals At Apple Didn't Work Because 'Most Of Them Were Bozos' Who Didn't Know How To Do Anything
Steve Jobs wasn't one to sugarcoat his opinions. The late Apple cofounder, whose visionary leadership forever changed our thinking about technology, had a knack for cutting through the noise.
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Steve Jobs thought devices would become ‘a bicycle for the mind’—but their effect on our brains is similar to that of smoking and junk food
pple CEO Steve Jobs holds the new iPhone 4 after he delivered the opening keynote address at the 2010 Apple World Wide Developers conference June 7, 2010 in San Francisco, California.