I Think It's Really Good That You

Jobs Did Not Know That Sculley Had Told Eisenstat He Wanted To Quit, But By Then It Didn't Matter. Overnight, He Had Changed His Mind And Decided To Stay. Despite The Blowup The Day Before, He Was Still Eager For Jobs To Like Him. So He Agreed To Meet The Next Afternoon.

On Startups: "i Hate It When People Call Themselves "entrepreneurs" When What They're Really Trying To Do Is Launch A Startup And Then Sell Or Go Public, So They Can Cash In And Move On.

I Think America Is Really Well-positioned, Because We Do Train People To Be Creative And Sometimes Resist Authority, Which Helps In Being An Innovator. I Think You're Going To See For The Next Phase Of The Revolution All Sorts Of Wonderful Ways Of Connecting Art And Literature And Journalism Into New Forms Of Digital Expression.

When There Are Multiple Versions Of A Story, You Really Have Three Ways To Go. You Can Pick The Most Sensational Version. You Can Try To Balance Things In Your Gut To Get To What You Think Is The Honest Truth. Or You Can Err On The Side Of Kindness.

We Relate To Leonardo Da Vinci Because His Genius Was Just Being Passionately Curious About Everything. He Wanted To Know Everything He Could Know About Our Universe, Including How We Fit Into It. We Can't All Have A Superhuman Intellect Like Albert Einstein's, But We Can Be Super-curious. And We Can Also Quit Smashing Curiosity Out Of The Hands Our Children.