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Today's "rant" - Jobs

Guest post by: Margie Albert

Article Overview: How many of you read the title and asked if I was writing about the jobs we do every day or if this was another ode to Steve Jobs? Well, the answer is both.

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Today's "rant" - Jobs

How many of you read the title and asked if I was writing about the jobs we do every day or if this was another ode to Steve Jobs? Well, the answer is both.

I join the throngs of people worldwide mourning the loss of Steve Jobs. I won’t expound on the legacy he leaves behind. Many others have far more eloquently done that than I can. But I’m not sure his legacy or his death at such a young age is what truly saddened us as we feel his loss.

Back on October 3, 2011 I posted a blog "Friday=Monday" where I challenged us to find our passion and be driven by that passion. TV Stations have played Steve Jobs’ commencement address over and over again telling those Stanford graduates to do just that and certainly he did. And look at the results. His living his passion fearlessly made a difference in how we live our lives and communicate with each other. And don’t forget Pixar!

I wonder if his death was our internal wakeup call and our sadness isn’t completely about the world’s loss of Steve Jobs but our current inability or courage to see or live our own passion. He never settled for mediocrity or anything other than the best for that matter. How about us? Can we say the same?

It’s not too late. If you were able (and you are) to live your passion what would you do? And what is stopping you?

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Margie is an award winning media professional with 30+ years of experience working in the broadcast, radio, print and online industries. FOCUS ON CUSTOMER SUCCESS launched March '09 and helps Broadcast Companies grow audiences and revenue through their many information distribution channels. Sales training includes solution-based selling with a FOCUS ON CUSTOMER SUCCESS.

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Re: What If Steve Jobs Hadn't Returned To Apple In 1997? Re: What If Steve Jobs Hadn't Returned To Apple In 1997? - Thanks for sharing with us Yinko. Steve Jobs is definitely a visionary. Not only his products are innovative in a technological sense, but he's managed to turn a tech-company's products into a lifestyle.... a lifestyle!! [quote:zfqoq43n]Fast Forward to today. Apple has the sexiest products in the business: iMacs, Macbooks, iPhones, iPods and more.[/quote:zfqoq43n] I think not only tech would be different (music players and phones), but ways we can think of marketing and branding. What Steve Jobs did was of course no easy task for the smaller businesses, but he did start somewhere. What I did not know was that Apple is worth about as much as Google. How do you think Apple accomplish what they did? In terms of strategy wise? If you could advice Steve on one thing, what would it be?
Re: Are you getting an iPad 2? Re: Are you getting an iPad 2? - @GT - we can talk more about it once I get one and I'm happy to answer any questions to see if it might fit your lifestyle. @Yinka - Sorry, no payment from Steve Jobs... I wish!
Re: What are the top videos for entrepreneurs on YouTube? Re: What are the top videos for entrepreneurs on YouTube? - I've seen the Steve Jobs video a few times and it is a great one. Off to watch David's suggestion right now. Thanks guys! I'll try to find one of my own to add to the list.
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