A Day In The Life Of Steve Jobs

During an interview at the All Things Digital conference in 2010, Steve Jobs was asked what his day to day schedule at Apple was like. And Jobs replied, “What I do all day is meet with teams of people and work on ideas and new problems to come up with new products.” And, while that’s a pretty vague answer, it got me thinking what a day in the life of Steve Jobs was really like. So in this video, I’ll be explaining, in detail, Job’s morning routine, what he did at work, what he ate, and how he liked to relax.

Music: Bensound - Piano Moment

[CaptainPlanet]

Every time I watch these Steve Jobs clips, I feel so energized at life.

[astrophysics]

really cool that he's not the stereotypical billionaire. i aspire to be like him one day, never cares about money, but always cares about what a person can do to innovate.

[A]

Love the ''one-man focus group'' philosophy Apple had with Steve, it shows that he followed his intuition and had a good taste in products/user experience.

[PakcoF]

Steve Jobs is the definition of minimalistic. And it translates in Apples products to this day.

[andreas_karam]

He worked really hard to get apple to this point and the fact that he didnt do it for money is 🔥

[rm-projects]

My man is spamming out videos in my Notification Center, respect.

[Luzi-chan]

love him or hate him. without him we wouldnt have computers like we have today

[JbrockPony]

As someone who’s slowly getting their life together, watching these Steve Jobs clips motivates me to be in tune with my intuition as well.

Despite multiple characterizations of Jobs, I just admire the man for staying on his path of what he felt was right.

[chef_latte]

I feel like many people think of Steve Jobs as this ruthless leader he was and very strict and everything, but I feel like this shows a different side in him
And then Tim Cook is seen as the nice guy, while Apple Explained’s video on Tim Cook’s daily routine showed he was VERY intimidating.

[sailingtheblessing]

2:15 Hands down, Scott Forstall was the cool one! That jean and shirt combo is 🔥.

[Caracajou]

I’m an Android fan, and a huge admirer of Steve Jobs. He started all of this, touch screen smartphones, simplified computers that didn’t take classes to learn how to use. Too bad no one’s made a really good movie or miniseries on his life yet.

[tobene]

Fun fact: Jobs switched his car every three months to avoid having a licence plate on his car.
Also there an interview with Andy miller (VP at apple) about how intimidating Steve Jobs could be

[Jeromeromesheltonrecords]

This is what being rich and humble is all about this man put value first over his profit is

[ernestwarhead]

I loved it! Please please make an extended version of this video with at least twice the information

[syedmisbah]

*4:31* that's the reason he remembered even today with an honor. With the utter focus only on his life rather than showcasing his net worth.

[vanyvanov]

The videos of this kind help me imaging myself being a Steve Jobs. It's such a pleasant activity! Similar to watching videos about traveling and imaging being on those islands.
But seriously speaking, watching about him also gives me power to go forward.

[robertholtz]

2:08 - It’s wild that, in this whole lineup of brilliant talented people, Eddy Cue is the only one still at Apple. I guess technically Phil Schiller is still there but really just in an emeritus capacity.

[eddiestilll]

i believe Steve Jobs learned a lot about Buddhism during a trip to India which is why it had a huge influence on his lifestyle

[adrianunitedkingdom]

Thanks for this - I was one of those who voted for it - as mentioned it came second - so didn't expect it yet - but really glad you presented it...

[islamul]

I like your presentations, they are very insightful ❤️ thanks much for all your efforts.