Steve Job´s commencement speech at Stanford: "follow your intuitions and become yourself".

By Jeremy Fain, July 6, 2006

Apple´s founder and CEO Steve Jobs gave a fantastic speech at Stanford, talking about his family background, the reason why he dropped out of college, why we should thank him for the many typos available on our PCs, his entrepreneurial quests at Apple (and how he primarily got fired!), Next and Pixar – which eventually became managerial adventures. In a very moving conclusion, Steve Jobs talks about death and urges Stanford students to live their own life instead of someone else´s.

An amazing speech available by clicking on this link.

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2 Responses to “Steve Job´s commencement speech at Stanford: "follow your intuitions and become yourself".”

  1. mozhdeh says:
    October 4, 2008 at 16:38

    I love it. live your own life…

  2. Abdurahman says:
    October 22, 2008 at 23:45

    Stay Hungry, stay foolish.

    thats the title of his speech. I have the full speech in my blog.

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