Vale Steve Jobs Featured

Written by  Amy Goodhew ,  06 October 2011
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Today the world has lost a creative giant in Steve Jobs. His creations both at Apple and Pixar can truly be called visionary. Who could have predicted that technology could inspire do much love and dedication as what Apple commands? Who could have imagined a world in which we carried with us tiny little iDevices in which we stored our lives?

Although we can stand back and marvel at his achievements and what he created with his 56 years, Steve himself has described himself as a ‘public failure’ and has talked happily about his unconventional path to success.

This video, filmed 5 years ago at a Stanford University graduation ceremony illustrates Steve’s world view for young graduates. He tells three stories about his life and wonderful advice to live by. His passion and love for what he devoted his life to is a beautiful thing. Take a few minutes today to watch this video and remember a man who loved what he did and what he achieved with that love.

"Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life." – Steve Jobs.

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Amy Goodhew

Amy Goodhew

I am editor of The Transit Lounge, the youth e-zine for the Uniting Church in Australia, I produce publications, write for other church publications, manage media, graphic design, manage our website and take care of other communication business as needed.

Website: www.thetransitlounge.com.au

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