Steve Jobs built a company that is, possibly, the most iconic one today. Apple makes great products and has a following so fanatical that no other company can possibly match it. After he was fired from Apple, he started NeXT and Pixar; Pixar went on to change the face of animated movies. When he returned to Apple, he initiated a revolution the impact of which is being felt even today. This 2005 talk at Stanford was given by Jobs after he was diagnosed with cancer. It is emotional and personal and truly worth listening to. He touches upon three subjects – Connecting the dots, love and loss, and death – and through his own personal experiences provides useful lessons for all of us.
