I have just finished reading : Steve Jobs - a biography by Walter Isaacson; an ebook.
I felt happy, and sometimes sad at how real the man was. One thing that was really great was of how real and how un-censored he was portrayed in the book.
True to Jobs’ word - he would find the book having not what he liked; that is if he ever read the book.
Apple’s future as a company is unclear as of the moment of Jobs’ passing.
Fact is, he was at one time out of Apple, and the company did went astray. Only after securing Jobs back into the company and only after a decade plus later did the company really got back to its fundamental principles - among which simplicity in designs always triumphs.
I wonder whether I can aspire to become one like him. He had his failures, but he also had groundbreaking successes riding on his shoulders.
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Met 일라이 sometime last week. Breakfast at Mamak stall and hanging out at Coffee Bean ensued. He commented on my funky-looking glassess.
Seeing 일라이 made me miss EQ. If you happen to read this EQ, I sorely miss eating 'healthy' with you :D
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♫ listening to : Remember When by Avril Lavigne in iTunes ♫
