Steve Jobs left the world inspiring millions, and touching the hearts of anyone that appreciates technology. Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different, written by Karen Blumenthal, is an inspiring book about the extraordinary life of Steve Jobs. It tells a very interesting story and provides an abundant amount of information about Steve Jobs that others would not have known. Many people can identify Steve Jobs, but not everyone knows exactly what he did, how he did it, the struggles he went through, the great things he did, and his outrageous personality. People mainly know him as “the man who created apple” but he plays a bigger role and character than that. He changed the face of technology and inspired a generation. This book outlines the important events and details of Steve Jobs’ life. Blumenthal describes the ups and downs in Jobs’ life, and explains how he became one of the most influential people in the world. It shows how Jobs’ changed the world. It portrays an inspiring story …show more content…
She believes nonfiction brings context to a complicated world. Mainly interested in social change, she loves to explore how change happens and why. Blumenthal graduated from Duke university and worked as a suburban reporter for The Dallas Morning News. From that point on she continued writing stories as a journalist and then moved on to non-fiction books.
Overall, this book does a great job explaining the complicated life of Steve Jobs. Blumenthal makes it feel like the readers actually knew Jobs. She provides accurate facts, and keeps the book entertaining at the same time. If people want to really get to know the real Steve Jobs, then this book does a good job doing exactly that. Readers will love this well organized, and exciting story. This book will also leave young readers inspired by both the works of Jobs and Blumenthal. They will how to, as Steve Jobs said, “think
Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple computers, was influenced by the very same transcendental ideas expressed by Ralph Waldo Emerson, namely self-reliance and determination. Rather than conforming to the accepted path of success, Steve Jobs chose to do things his own way, with determination. He dropped out of college and began only taking classes he found interesting, then he starte...
Today´s society is filled with people that only care about money and a person's profession when it comes to valuing an individual's life. Many people think that having a lot of money, college degrees, and working for a top notch business or company defines who they are, but what about the people who may not be successful in the world's view, but are happy because they are doing what they love to do ? Steve Jobs gave a commencement speech at Stanford University, in 2005, advising the graduates to follow their passions and not to listen to other people's advice about what is valuable or not. He also advised them not to waste their time living someone else’s life. Steve Jobs advocates for individuals to have the bravery to follow your
Steve Jobs was an incredibly successful individual. In his 2005 Stanford commencement speech and Steve Jobs: An extraordinary career, Jobs’ reveals the habits he put into practice to achieve his success. There are two habits Jobs’ utilized, be proactive and begin with the end in mind.
For this research project I will be writing about what Steve jobs accomplished during his life. He developed many things that we all know and love one of which being the wonderfully designed IPhone. I also know that everywhere you go even when you just walk across the street you are bound to see a person using an IPhone. I know a lot about all the things he invented especially the line of IPods that can hold from one hundred to two thousand songs and apps because I have been using one since the day they came out. I don’t know as much on the other devices like the IPads, MacBook’s, Apple TV’s but I will by the end of this paper. Steve wasn’t just the founder of Apple but he also worked with a software company called NeXT which he later merged with Apple. He also part owner of Pixar and helped develop movies such as “Finding Nemo” and “Toy Story” This is some of what I will be talking about in my report.
The modern correspondent to these historic giants is Steve Jobs. From beginning to end his life is a show of the true American determination that the dream makes every strive for. He started in nothing less than his garage programming computers. Years went by, he is jumping over each hurdle as it comes, but he does not capitulate. He keeps going and eventually, Steve Jobs becomes the CEO of one of the biggest computer
In 1976 college dropouts Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, assisted by Ron Wayne embarked on a path to start a tech company that would create new innovative products by connecting people all over the world. This company came to be known as Apple Computers which has become a global leader in Technology and cultural innovation. The rise of Apple computers did not come easy and along with the major success obtained their failures have not gone without notice. Yet, through the joy of success and the agony of defeat, Apple has continued to reinvent its brand over four decades.
Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn't matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we've done something wonderful, that's what matters to me. - Steve Jobs.
Steve Jobs is a world-renowned entrepreneur who revolutionized the technology industry. He is best known as Apple’s co-founder (“Obituary: Steve Jobs”, 2011). Jobs’ numerous innovations not only changed the world, but they also developed the personal computer industry. The Apple co-founder never seized to amaze his audience with his endless unique innovations. Throughout his career, Jobs contributed to the technology industry with devices such as the Macintosh, iPod, iPhone, iPad, iMac and MacBook (O'Reilly, 2011). His death on October 5, 2011 marked the end of an innovative streak (O'Reilly, 2011).
Overall the speech-structure, sense of wisdom, and experience, topped by his widely recognized success, empowers his speech to be strongly convincing. Meanwhile, the fallacies and faith requiring combinations of propositions Jobs’ gives, topped by a bit of contradictory context in the eyes of the audience, deducts from the intensity of his overall persuasion. Given the circumstances, the audience, and the situation, Steve Jobs was able to deliver a notably strong, somewhat inspirational and lifting final word to the Stanford graduates that day on June 12th 2005.
It was Steve Jobs who made Apple leave the garage and make leaps and bounds in the world of technology. Steve Wozniak made the first prototype, but it was Jobs who “saw the potential” in his computer and persuaded Wozniak to sell it (Peterson 106). Even though that first computer saw very little success, Jobs knew that Apple had potential and so released the Apple II. From the beginning Jobs knew what the consumers wanted, and where computers were going to take the world; he had a vision of the opportunities in technology and saw that Apple needed to move in a different direction. In 1984, one year before he left, Jobs finished the Macintosh computer system. He was pushed from his original computer design project, “the Lisa”, and then raced to release the Mac first, but the Lisa was released to the public first. Although the Lisa came out first, the Mac “[became] synonymous with Apple, mark[ing] a…revolution in…personal computing,” (Peterson 106).
Steve Jobs (CEO and chairman of Apple Inc.) was an American entrepreneur and inventor. He was born in February 24, 1955 and founded Apple Inc. with his high school buddy Steve Wozniak in 1976. But later in 1976, when Apple was about to bankrupt he returned to it as advisor and Interim CEO. He made Apple profitable from near bankruptcy by 1998 (Walter Isaacson, 2013). From (1996-2011), he proved himself as one of the best engineering leaders of the world and made Apple the most innovative company of the world.
The film I have chosen is “Steve Jobs” a 2015 biography film directed by Danny Boyle and was written by Aaron Sorkin. The entire film spans from 1984 to 1998 of Steve Jobs’ early career into Apple, turning it around from rock bottom to one of the leading technological industries of today. Majority of the film seems to show off the early build of the Macintosh and how it would compete against other computers on the market. While at the same time, it shows the lowest point in Apple’s financial career and one of their highest points as well. In the early moments of the film, Steve Jobs hustling with his crew to get his first Macintosh demo up and working in front of the press, while at the same time dealing with family issues with his ex-girlfriend
With his unique love for technology, Steve Jobs changed the world with his revolutionary innovations, developments, and extremely successful companies. He made communication faster, people’s lives easier, and invented many famous products. Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, in San Francisco, California (Ed. Sheila Dow and Jaime E. Noce). Throughout his high school career, Jobs loved electronics. He was constantly wiring the house with speakers or building frequency counters with his Hewlett-Packard Explorers Club, a group of students who met weekly to learn about what HP was working on. One day the club members took a trip to see firsthand at what HP was developing at the time. That was the day Jobs saw his very first desktop computer (Walter Isaacson 16-17).
The purpose of writing this essay is to give an idea how these two respected CEOs of multinational companies has changed the world. Technology is booming nowadays, even the minor things that we can do manually are done using technology. Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple computer and Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, has changed the world. These two leaders are best known for their innovations which has taken our world to the next level. Steve and Bill has got something in common. Surprisingly, both of these CEO had never graduated from college, but they are known to be the world most successful leaders and they both work in the same kind of company (Lashinsky, 2013). Nevertheless, their leadership styles differs (Peralta,2011). The way they treat the employees at the workplace is in contrast.
By watched through Jobs the Film (2013), I found out that the acting that done by all the characters in the film was good especially Ashton Kutcher who act as Steve Jobs the main character of the film as he manage to shows out the life of Steve Jobs who dedicated in revolutionize that the way we use computers. Besides that, the writing that done by Matt Whitely who was the screenwriter fir Jobs the Film (2013) was clearly express the storyline and make the audience could easily get the point that shows in the film. Lastly, the music was perfectly matched with the storyline and all the beautiful scenes in the