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http://www.asymco.com/2011/10/06/steve-jobs-didnt

Oct 6, ’11 5:46 PM
Author Horace Dediu <http://www.asymco.com/author/asymco/>
Categories Theory <http://www.asymco.com/category/theory/>

-- Steve Jobs did not create products. He created an organization that predictably and reliably created emotionally resonant products. -- Steve Jobs did not make movies. He made a company that predictably and reliably made blockbusters. -- Steve Jobs did not wrest market share from competitors. He created new markets that attracted and sustained competitors. -- Steve Jobs did not design anything. He gave others the freedom to think about what jobs products are hired to do. -- Steve Jobs did not re-engineer processes. He brought engineering processes to works of creativity and the creative process to engineering. -- Steve Jobs did not develop new management theories. He showed by example that innovation can be managed. -- Steve Jobs was not a visionary. He put the dots together and saw where they led. -- Steve Jobs was not a futurist. He just built the future one piece at a time. -- Steve Jobs did not distort reality. He spoke what he believed would become reality at a time when those beliefs seemed far fetched. -- Steve Jobs was not charismatic. He spoke from the heart compelling others to follow him.
-- Steve Jobs was not a gifted orator. He spoke plainly.
-- Steve Jobs was not a magician. He practiced, a lot.

He had taste.
He was curious.
He was patient.
He was foolish.
He was hungry.

These things many others can do. Maybe you can.

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...and don't confuse the concept of 'being foolish' with the act of 'choosing to remain a fool.'If you need good examples of the former, recall episodes in the life of *Jesus of Nazareth*.-- AP

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