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8 Mar 2016

I'm Depressed After Reading About The Success of Steve Jobs

He was the co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer (CEO) of Apple Inc.; CEO and largest shareholder of Pixar Animation Studios; a member of The Walt Disney Company's board of directors following its acquisition of Pixar; and founder, chairman, and CEO of NeXT Inc.
Well the above description might give complexion to many. There are other aspects of his personality
  • He was born out of wedlock and hence was given for adoption due to the social stigma attached to raising a child born before marriage.
  • His adoptive parents raised him. He was a rebel child who didn't liked the traditional schooling.
  • He dropped from college and then went to India to learn Zen Buddhism.
  • He had failed relationships.
  • He would go miles barefoot to get free food at ISKON Temple.
  • Jobs denied paternity of his daughter, Lisa Nicole Brennan which led to a legal case during early days of Apple; they eventually reconciled.
  • He used illegal drugs during college.
  • He was ousted from the company he founded, i.e. Apple.
  • His exit was choreographed by the man he hired. What a blunder Jobs?

All this could have shattered him. He failed more that we often encounter.
Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time we fail.

  • After rising to stardom, he was ousted from Apple and then he went to start a new company from scratch.
  • He build amazing companies like NEXT, Pixar
  • He was one of the member of Board of Directors of Walt Disney.
  • After rebuilding various other companies, he made a re-entry to APPLE and then served as a CEO to take the companies to reach new heights.
  • He was a man of steel with a rock solid determination.
You did that Steve. I love the way you embraced your failures. You are known as a perfectionist. But, you were far from perfect...yet I admire you as you're imperfectly perfect.
You're a youth icon because your life story is a tussle between failures and your strong determination. You won Jobs. Your life was truly remarkable.
Even Cancer couldn't kill you glory. You're immortal Jobs. We love you as you give us hope that no matter what happens...we can always make a comeback.
Salute!
Dear OP, Hope...now you're not depressed after reading about the struggles and sufferings of this great man. Read Career Consultant to break more life and career myths.
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