Albert Einstein, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Socrates, Leonardo Da Vinci, and Nikola Tesla are all men in history who have been considered to be geniuses. We consider someone a genius because of his or her talents or just because of the brains they possess. Geniuses think outside the box and find some way to affect our world, whether through scientific discoveries, philosophy, art, or innovations affecting the way we live. Steve Jobs has become famous in America and throughout the world recently and even more so after his death on October 5, 2011 (Moisescot). In Steve Jobs’s 56 years of life, he found ways to influence our world. Steve Jobs was influenced first by his early life. He then influenced the businesses he created. His life was very significant in revolutionizing his company and our world. Through these things, we can see that Steve Jobs was a genius. He did great things because he followed what he preached. “The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it (Schwartz).”
Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, to Joanne Schieble and her boyfriend in San Francisco. He was given up for adoption to Clara and Paul Jobs. Joanne Schieble only agreed to the adoption because Clara and Paul Jobs promised to send Steve to college (Moisescot). As Jobs grew up and began school, his parents found that he was exceptionally bright. Jobs was also quite stubborn and confident. He only wanted to do things that interested him. His parents made him feel special and loved, but his adoption still left him with an independent spirit. His parents also influenced him in other ways. His father, Paul, was inte...
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...fluence the business world through Apple, NeXT, and Pixar. He is significant as are all geniuses in our world. Albert Einstein, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Socrates, Leonardo Da Vinci, and Nikola Tesla are all geniuses because their actions changed the world. They were brilliant, and sometimes crazy men, but their inventions and ideas will stand the test of time. They revolutionized our world. Steve Jobs was able to do the same thing. Walter Isaacson said in Time Magazine, “History will place him in the pantheon right next to Thomas Edison and Henry Ford.” Isaacson points out that Steve Jobs was a master at arranging ideas, art, and technology into ways that changed the world. Steve Jobs is a genius and will be remembered as one. Steve Jobs followed his passion and reminded Americans at one of his speeches, “There is no reason not to follow your heart” (Theroux).
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...
...e CEO of Apple Incorporations. “Jobs' constant innovations led Business 2.0 to name him the fifth most important leader in business in 2006. It called him "easily the greatest marketer since P.T. Barnum" and a muse for innovators” (“Steve Paul Jobs”). A man this powerful and intelligent will never be forgotten. That extraordinary phone called the iPhone that almost everyone in the world has is only here because of Steve Jobs. Thanks to him there are barely any more of those somewhat embarrassing flip phones.
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
Bill Gates was born on October 28th, 1955. His parents were William and Mary Gates. He was a really good reader and he could read huge textbooks in a matter of days. He loved reading so much that when he was 8, he started reading a whole encyclopedia. He liked to spend time thinking about things, and said that rocking on things such as a rocking chair helped him do so. As a child, he competitively played board games with his family. He thought school was boring because he was
A man who quit college, got fired once, was adopted, came out to invent one of the best movies and has the best inventions. As Steve Jobs said,”Being the richest doesn’t matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful, that’s what matters to me.” This is Steve Jobs in some words. Starting out abandoned from your parents wasn’t such a good start for him. His biological parents wanted to get him adopted by parents that finished college and had a degree, but there were only two parents available. Job’s parents weren’t willing their kid to live with people with low education, so the new parents faked that they finished college. That’s how Steve Job’s started his life. When he had the choice
Born on the 24th of February, 1955, Jobs was born. Jobs biological parents were graduates of Wisconsin who could not afford a child at the time, so jobs was put up for adoption. Jobs got adopted by a new father which was a machinist who worked at a laser manufacturer called spectra physics and a new mother who worked as an accountant. Jobs was a frequent victim of bullying as a child, which prompted his parents to move homes from Mountain view, California to Palo Alto, California, which is now known as the Silicon valley. Jobs was even an intelligent young man, at the age of 8, jobs had tested well in formal schooling, teachers and faculty would often ask for permission if he could be moved up to high school level courses, but the parents refused to do so. Steve’s father would often work with his son on mechanical and electrical projects to help bring out steve’s interest in those specific areas. When Steve was in high school he had been assigned a project which would help him continue on his path of fame and fortune. He needed to design and build a mechanical machine. Prior to this project, Jobs would attend lectures and public meetings at the Hewlett-Packard headquarters, a electronics company also known as HP, which was not far from his home in Palo Alto. For the project, Jobs contacted the owner of HP asking for advice and resourc...
On February 24th, in San Francisco California Steve Jobs was born to Joanne Schieble and Abdul Fattah Jabali. Joanne was a speech therapist and Abdul Fattah was a political science professor of Syrian decent (Isaacson 2011). His mother was raised in Wisconsin in a family of German Decent and his father came from a prominent and rich family Syrian family with 9 children. His mother was a strict Muslim housewife and there was a lot of importance put on education in the house. Not long after his birth Steve, a nameless baby still, was given up for adoption. Clara and Paul Jobs who named him Steven Paul Jobs adopted him. Many say Steve’s father Paul lit the fire of interest in electronics in Steve’s mind and often encouraged him to experiment with these things. Job’s adopted father was not a college graduate and had grown up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin with an alcoholic father. His mother was a daughter of Armenian immigrants who had just fled the Turks and come to America. They were married within ten days of meeting each other. They had a happy marriage but due to having an ectopic pregnancy in the past, Clara was unable to conceive. (Isaacson 2011). So in 1955 they were looking to adopt. They were blessed with Steve.
Steve Jobs was a person with prodigious creativity and astonishing ideas about what the future should look like. He was a renowned innovator who reshaped entire industries by his intellectual mind, innovative ideas and unmatchable will-power, that gave consumers not only what they desired, but what they didn’t yet think they desired.
Jobs had a talent at recognizing other talent. Steve Jobs wasn't a tech person, he didn't know computers, or coding, he knew exactly how to get people to work together and had a vision that no one else had. He got the most value out of people, which speaks for itself. Just look at 2 companies he built... Apple and Pixar
Steve Jobs was born in San Francisco, California, on February 24, 1955. His parents were Abdulfattah John Jandali and Joanne Simpson. They put him up for adoption later that year without even naming him. He was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs. They named him Steven Paul Jobs. When Jobs was a toddler, the family moved to Santa Clara County, now known as Silicon Valley. (“Steve Jobs Long Bio”).
Steve Jobs was the utmost CEO of all time. In the speech it states, “……… he’s been called a visionary, a creative genius, a rebel, a non-conformist, an original, the greatest CEO ever, the best innovator of all time.” In the article it states, “He was intensely focused when committed, confident enough to take risky leaps, and charismatic enough to enlist legions of employees and customers in the restless pursuit of his aspirations.” Both texts describe the traits of Steve Jobs which made him the greatest CEO of our age. Steve Jobs was an original genius he had a significant and unique imagination. It’s one thing to envision your own company broadening, but it’s another thing to envision that your company’s services and products will change people lives for the better, the way we communicate and work. Jobs built his company thinking that Apple’s products and services would change the
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.
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).
Steve Jobs has significantly impacted today’s society and many industries. Steve Jobs was born in February 24th, 1955 in San Francisco California. He was adopted at birth by Paul Jobs (1922 -1993) and Clara Jobs (1924 ` 1986). Jobs went through rocky days in elementary school. Despite his rough time in elementary school, Steve was able to skip couple of grades. Steve enrolled at Reed College in Oregon but he dropped out after six month. Steve studied creative classes, including calligraphy.
Interesting facts about entrepreneur Steve Jobs. One is that he was put up for adoption at birth because the parents of Joanne, his biological mother, objected her relationship with John, his biological father. Therefore, Steve was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs. Steve also was a drop out of Reed College after six months and used the next 18 months to spend time in creative classes. Even growing up Paul taught Steve how to work as a mechanic and a carpenter. Paul taught him electronics and how to work with his hands. Paul also demonstrated how to take ...