Steve Burns Videos : An Apple A Day Has Passed Away. But Steve Jobs Left A Basket Full Of Legacy

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An Apple A Day Has Passed Away. But Steve Jobs Left A Basket Full Of Legacy

#1019 I never met him, but I knew him. I never talked to him, but he spoke to me often. I never saw him present live, but my vision of him is burned into my brain. Steve Jobs has left the earth, but his legacy and remains are among each of us, and will be touched every day for decades. When I learned of his death, I was so saddened I couldn't write. I just sat there in disbelief, realizing that the life of the business hero I followed would no longer be alive to announce the next amazing technological product. After a few hours, I posted this on all of my social media outlets: Steve Jobs has passed away, but his legacy will live longer than any of us. I am sad that my business hero has gone to his final reward, and forever grateful for what he has done to my world, both in business and in life. Thank you Steve, for a Jobs well done. The laptop, the iPod, the iPhone, and the iPad were created and improved beyond the imagination or the capability of 1000 of his peers. The great Bill Gates tried and failed - many times - to top Apple products. So have every one of his competitors. And Jobs did all of this with quiet dignity, genius, eloquence, and simplicity. If you own an Apple product, any Apple product, there's one thing you don't need - an instruction manual. I have been using everything Mac, and everything Apple, since 1984 and I have NEVER read one word of "how-to" instruction. Part of Jobs' design genius was to make every product intuitive. One man reinvented the ...

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