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steve jobs casually explaining this in 1983

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@johnway1 year ago

My thinking is that this is a subconscious drive that we all have. Deep down nobody wants to get rich to live on a beach forever. You would get bored without enough socialising, struggle and passion. Instead we want to help other people and contribute. Passionmaxxing.

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Abe Murray1 year ago

@rubenharris This is powerful and how I’ve lived my life Our job is to be net positive - how I raise my kids, how I was raised

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jiggy1 year ago

One of Steve Job's secrets of life was how you can push into life something will pop out on the other end. It's a bit of a mindfuck to me that we have so much autonomy and can change the world with even the smallest actions

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Mλrcos1 year ago

@grok donde es esto? Donde y Cuando dio ese discurso?

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Veda Konduru1 year ago

It’s a grand continuum. And I love the “extremely neat” part. 🔥🤗👏🏻✨ It’s the Human experience to contribute to one’s own fullest potential, to that existing pool is what the collective evolution is all about. As usually, wonderful!! ✊✨

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Joe Chay1 year ago

Uncle Steve! Miss bro.

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yoda@prime1 year ago

Making impact.

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Tennis Betting Ai1 year ago

Wild that Jobs was preaching this in ’83… Do you think most people today are creating or just consuming?

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Yvette Bowlin1 year ago

I like that working theory

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Ivan1 year ago

It’s all really complex and can work both ways. That’s the issue. You can convince yourself that doing something is about the change you keep in mind. In the meantime that’s not granted.

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Sridhar1 year ago

He would have lifed a little longer if he wasnt over smart and listend to others sometime. He was a asshole who stole others ideas and sold them

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