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Those are the words said by Phil Schiller, Senior Vice President World Wide Product Marketing over at Apple when speaking about the new Apple iPad. It pretty much sums up what I thing after having followed the keynote given by Steve Jobs today.
The new iPad is a game-changer and I need one now! (you too!)
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I seek inspiration everywhere. But Steve Jobs and his lifework with Apple is absolutely one my top inspiration sources. Ran into this Steve Jobs Stanford Commencement Speech 2005 on YouTube. Steve shares the highs and low of his life.
What strikes me with this one is that Steve in a great way conveys the importance of not becoming a product of your business/background but instead always look for the unknown. Also the fact that sudden changes in life usually leads to something better as long as you keep our fire burning. (Something I’ve experienced myself).
Two quotes from Steve Jobs I personally live by too.
Here’s the speech!
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Here comes a post that will make you think different. Yesterday I was writing on a blog post suggesting how SAAB and Volvo should think to get out of their problems. The post focused both on product development and marketing. Then today I found one link on Bjornalberts that more or less talked about the same thing in an excellent way. On top of that I found another one on Minegoestoeleven that is sort of connected.
The first one is ‘What if Steve Jobs ran one of the Big Three auto companies?’ and its in English. The other one is ‘Idag gästbloggar Tore Claesson, New York.’ and that one is in Swedish. Both touch on Steve Jobs and what he has done with Apple. Great read both of them.
So, here’s the link to What if Steve Jobs ran one of the Big Three auto companies
Och här har ni länken till Idag gästbloggar Tore Claesson, New York
Bye bye or hej då as we say in Swedish.
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Wise word from Steve Jobs as he held his speech to the employees at Apple when returning to the company 1997.
Thanks Alexander for the tip.
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