“Mr. Jobs made a lot of money over the years, for himself and for Apple shareholders. But money never seemed to be
his principal motivation. One day in the late 1990s, Mr. Jobs and I were walking near his home in Palo Alto. Internet stocks were getting bubbly at the time, and
Mr. Jobs spoke of the proliferation of start-ups,
with so many young entrepreneurs focused on an “exit strategy,” selling their companies for a quick and hefty profit.“It’s such a small ambition and sad really,” Mr. Jobs said. “They should want to build something, something that lasts.”
-Steve Lohr, Oct 8, The New York Times
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Yes he wil be missed and we alll can learn from this great man
Thank you, Kim. Yes, what a model! Since I have done business with Apple, over the last 2 yrs, the company has consistently exceeded my expectations – on every score.
using a palm that I got about 1 year ago. Am not one for the new toy on the back, but am considering the new iphone that comes out this week. But right now didn’t see how I could take advantage of your offer without the iphone or ipad.
oh, for sure I would consider your offer. My business has grown due to my learning the New Marketing way. And I do have an IPhone.
If all you ever do in life is work for money, then you’re nothing more than a wage slave, be it minimal wage or multi-millionaire.