1. Steve Jobs never put a license plate on his car
He found a loophole in the California law that said if it's a new car within 6 months
Then you don't need a license plate on it
So he bought the same car, over and over and over again
A Mercedes-Benz SL55 AMG
[cont...]
He found a loophole in the California law that said if it's a new car within 6 months
Then you don't need a license plate on it
So he bought the same car, over and over and over again
A Mercedes-Benz SL55 AMG
[cont...]
2. Steve Jobs had such horrible body odor that Atari placed him on the night shift
That way he had to come into the office alone at night
Why did he smell?
He sometimes ate a fruitarian diet
And therefore thought he didn't have to shower
[cont...]
That way he had to come into the office alone at night
Why did he smell?
He sometimes ate a fruitarian diet
And therefore thought he didn't have to shower
[cont...]
3. Steve Jobs would take a decade to buy home furniture
He was such a perfectionist that picking out the proper furniture was often too difficult
Remember this next time your perfectionism is slowing down your progress
[cont...]
He was such a perfectionist that picking out the proper furniture was often too difficult
Remember this next time your perfectionism is slowing down your progress
[cont...]
4. Steve Jobs was fired from his own company
Yep, you heard that right
Apple pushed him out in 1985
John Sculley, who invented the Pepsi Challenge, did not get along with Steve and they struggled for a long time
Steve Jobs soon became CEO, regaining control
[cont...]
Yep, you heard that right
Apple pushed him out in 1985
John Sculley, who invented the Pepsi Challenge, did not get along with Steve and they struggled for a long time
Steve Jobs soon became CEO, regaining control
[cont...]
5. Steve Jobs did not understand reality
He had "distortion reality field"
Which meant when working on a project, he was unable to comprehend both technological & human capabilities
Oftentimes expecting things done in days, that would take others months
It worked
[cont...]
He had "distortion reality field"
Which meant when working on a project, he was unable to comprehend both technological & human capabilities
Oftentimes expecting things done in days, that would take others months
It worked
[cont...]
I'm a huge fan of Steve Jobs
He has changed our lives more than we can even imagine
He was a unique individual to say the least
He even took calligraphy class at a school in Portland
Read his books, I highly suggest them
Let me know your thoughts on Steve Jobs below
He has changed our lives more than we can even imagine
He was a unique individual to say the least
He even took calligraphy class at a school in Portland
Read his books, I highly suggest them
Let me know your thoughts on Steve Jobs below

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