Every leader needs to see this! Steve Jobs Shares Wisdom On So Many Levels 🔑

Never settle, keep elevating beyond 💥🚀

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[ThaPhantomGamer-cjpj]

Just fyi, I can tell, this was a direct message to someone he fired a while back. I can feel it. People don’t just say things like this randomly. They say it through experience. He’s expressing physical signs of regret when speaking on this. I think he realized helping people is better than just being the boss

[DinkyDingus]

The pause isn’t intentional guys. It’s a genuine part of his process. Spend less time trying to appear intelligent and more time learning how to think and you know… maybe listen to what he’s saying instead of how he appears to say things

See people are laughing at his pause which funny tbf, but that long pause is him genuinely thinking about what your saying to come up with a real and genuine answer. So i respect that

[Noobmaster]

Bro this is how to think before speaking, it’s better to remain silent and appear a fool than it is to open your mouth and remove all doubts

[adriandoe]

Pausing is fast thinking, summarizing. It's like scooping, separating gold from mud. You just give the purest pieces. I wholeheartedly understand that.

[justinlpugh]

This isn’t master the art of the pause. This is master of the art of actually THINKING!

[MultiDreamer]

What a man he was truly innovative and genuine he was also a very hard man to deal with but I guess any genius is kinda special in a way.miss him and hopefully he found the peace he was looking for.

[CryOfTheLyrebird]

Back then people formed their OWN ideas with inside words

[PaulJ]

Mans thinking about his answer. Something very few people actually do.

[cyberduck]

The best thing we can do is help and not fix the problems in people

[r.danielsejas]

The pause sure sounds great with background music

[jpkeogh]

It’s not the art of pausing, it’s the art of thinking and processing the question to give a proper answer back to the question asked.

[MattOlpinski]

This mysterious phenomenon is called “thinking before you speak”.

[OldmanCrypto]

Tell that to the daughter you never recognized as being your legitimate offspring. What a great man. Had others design his products and took the credit. Really impressive guy all around

[ricardofonseca]

Pausing is.a.nobel art of respecting someone who makes a question

[Mike_Netic]

When you pause like he does and start talking, the information you hear will last significantly longer than usual. The information is burn in to your deepest subconscious memories too.

[brianhyde]

Make sure you have a piano player and maybe a cellist for the dramatic background noise during the pause. It really helps

[Elevatenooow]

A time when wise words came out of heart and not for the fake publicity and propaganda.

[aristotlekumpis]

I miss Steve. He really had genius ideas.

[rn-omhu]

He provided employment to many kids in asian countries