Steve Jobs

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6 super successful people who were fired from their “dream job”Kaitlyn McInnis

From Anna Wintour, the Global Chief Content Officer for Condé Nast, to Mark Cuban, the multi-millionaire businessman and Shark Tank investor, here are a handful of well-known visionaries who got their real start only after being fired. Read More

Advice

This brilliant piece of advice from Steve Jobs could help leaders in a pandemic CW Headley

One of Jobs’ seven rules of success is to ‘say no to 1,000 things”; when you become familiar with negative outcomes, eventually you’ll train yourself to recognize them before experiencing them. This objective is additionally helped by surrounding yourself with others that employ an identical mindset. Read More

Advice

How Steve Jobs’ biggest failure can teach us what it means to succeed Christopher D. Connors

The greatest lesson we can glean from the life of Steve Jobs is the very same one that he learned during his nearly 12-year hiatus from Apple. Read More

Advice

10 practical leadership lessons from Steve Jobs Daniel Colombo

Who better to take practical leadership lessons from than a great leader? Steve Jobs gave these 10 practical pieces of advice. Read More

Advice

This simple mantra from Steve Jobs is the best piece of advice you will hear all year Kyle Schnitzer

Jobs, who died at age 56 in 2011, may have refined what Apple does today, but he also had an immense impact on one director. Read More

Advice

Steve Jobs’ people philosophy for building a trillion-dollar company Niklas Göke

Anyone can embrace this philosophy, and anyone can build their company around it. It will never, as Steve would say, “put a dent in the universe.” … Read More

How To

The genius way Steve Jobs got people to argue with him and succeed CW Headley

Ultimately he believed Steve Jobs ‘toughness’ either commandeered respect from others or their counter attacks buffaloed his pride. Read More

How To

Steve Jobs once did this for 20 seconds and it became a legendary power move CW Headley

In this exploration of human kinetic techniques, we’re going to explore the utility of silence. When well placed, periods of silence can be used to gauge a recipient’s intentions while concurrently advertising authority on behalf of the initiator. Read More

Job Search

Steve Jobs predicted the power of a remote workforce 30 years before COVID-19 CW Headley

In a recently uncovered sit down with journalist Jon Erlichman that took place in 1990, Jobs championed the potential of a digital labor market. In his estimation, an organization that can function in a virtual setting is more flexible in the face of black swan hiccups. Read More

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