How Steve Jobs Manipulated Reality | Body Language Masterclass

Rule never 1: Never take anything personal, especially with those you dislike.

this is so natural to him even he must have barely noticed even half of it

Visionaries rule the world.

He also makes sure to keep talking an defending himself even AFTER the audience applauds and shows approval, which made him appear stronger, not looking like he was simply seeking their approval.

It's crazy how all of them could only focus on why it couldn't be done why he only focus on how it could be done.

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Thats not maliputaive, he just recovers within seconds and does not engage in self-pity

The transition of body language after the question about Java and open doc, is I think a him really going through those stages of acknowledging, seeing what roll he plays within the company. Within that role it doesn’t make sense, even more than that he could physically not know more about everything than all the people within his company, specialised in their respective disciplines. And I love to see him realising that and taking back control, by giving himself time to go through these phases even in a high dress environment in front of a big crowd. Maybe I’m projecting my own experience, just thought might be fun to share. Really enjoy learning from the best people on YouTube, like Steve Jobs. rip

Practice your art so much that it becomes almost subconscious

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So he's doing what all politicians do. This isn't special. Every politician will not answer a question and instead answer another question that no one asked.

JOBS was a true Pioneer of a visionary Genus 😁👍🏻😎👊

I think this video maker distorted more reality than jobs in these 8 mins.

Where did you find the source of the first part of the video????

He managed Apple with charisma of of a cult leader

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As always another great video

more of jobs please

Been searching for that documentary music in the begining for years please tell me whats the intro music?

This is absolutely outstanding. I read a book with similar content, and it was truly outstanding. "Reclaiming Connection: The Journey of a Digital Detox" by Joshua Ember