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I, Steve: Steve Jobs in His Own Words by George Beahm

I, Steve: Steve Jobs in His Own Words George Beahm ebook
Page: 160
Publisher: Agate B2
ISBN: 1572846933, 9781932841664
Format: pdf

This is a good collection of Steve Job's quotes. Steve Jobs gave an inspiring speech to the graduates of Stanford University and talks about passion, death and life. Organized by topic, this is a great (and sourced) collection. I didn't know Steve Jobs, but he has inspired me for years. If you haven't seen Steve Jobs' 2005 commencement speech at Stanford, take the time to watch it (it's 14 minutes long but well worth it). So I'm thrilled for the release of I, Steve: Steve Jobs in His Own Words — a wonderful anthology of more than 200 quotes and excerpts from his many appearances in the media over the years. So I read the Steve Jobs biography. In his own words, he describes his life and death. Book is written by George Beahm, a former US Army Field Artillery Officer and author. The following is excerpted from Steve Jobs' now-famous address at Stanford University's 114th Commencement on June 12, 2005. Despite initial criticism (albeit brief) when the iPad was first released, there can be no doubt that the device has been insanely successful - it effectively created today's entire tablet market! I am not a big fan of those that quote Jobs incessantly, but I found the last bit of Isaccson's book riveting - when Jobs spoke in his own words. You have put a ding in the universe, Steve. George Beahm has compiled a collection of Steve Jobs quotes in I, Steve. Whenever I read books, it always helps me inspire in both my personal life and even more—my own photography. However in his own words, he didn't like to “sugar-coat” things. I, Steve: Jobs in His Own Words. Although Steve Jobs was not a photographer (he actually dabbled in the idea of getting Apple more into photography) his vision, drive, and passion are all things we can learn from. This book will take most of us less than 60 minutes to read. It's telling that few corporate executives generate the outpouring of emotion Jobs has during his life and, now, with his passing. I, Steve will be a 160-page tome that captures “Steve Jobs In His Own Words.” Literally, only his own words. The book will be full of nothing but quotes from Jobs.