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Make Something Wonderful by Steve Jobs — WisdomDeck honest review
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Make Something Wonderful

by Steve Jobs

Jobs in his own words: speeches, interviews, emails and notes, curated by the Steve Jobs Archive. Intimate and inspiring.

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you want Jobs unfiltered by biographers.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Make something wonderful and put it out there.
  2. Taste matters.
  3. Stay hungry.

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Read the 2005 Stanford speech again, then the early letters.

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Jobs, in his own words.

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