Over the course of his regretfully short life, Steve Jobs was many things: thinker, doer, genius, jerk, billionaire, philosopher, saint.
A new memoir, entitled Make Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs in his own words, tells the Apple co-founder’s life story in elegant fashion.
In the intro to the book, released for free today as an e-book and as a “custom web experience,” his wife Laurene Powell Jobs describes him as an “exquisite thinker” and says the book serves up his “insights into what it means to be human.”
It’s a delightful and motivational book, filled with inspirational stories and rare photos — some never before seen by the public. Download it now, and go out and change the world for the better … just like Steve did.
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On this day in 1976, a humble little computer known as the Apple-1 sparked a revolution.
— Lewis Wallace, managing editor
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Tweetz o’ the day
“Make Something Wonderful - Steve Jobs in his own words” is out now as an ebook* from the Steve Jobs Archive.
It’s hard to capture the delight of a real book, but this website does a fantastic job coming close. Lots delightful, thoughtful little details. stevejobsarchive.com/book
— #Sebastiaan de With (#@sdw)
4:59 PM • Apr 11, 2023
First Apple computer released this day in 1976.
— #Jon Erlichman (#@JonErlichman)
11:04 AM • Apr 11, 2023
One more thing ...
You appear, have a chance to blaze in the sky, then you disappear.
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