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Steve Jobs Was Not An Engineer: He Was A Brilliant Individual With This Ability To See Around Corners, To See Things That Other People Couldn't See. I've Learned Over The Years In The Apple That There Are Some Really Talented People Who Can Take The Same Evidence, The Same Facts, And Look At Them And See Them In A Way That Interprets Those Facts Entirely Different Than Most People Do.

We Expect Teachers To Handle Teenage Pregnancy, Substance Abuse, And The Failings Of The Family. Then We Expect Them To Educate Our Children.

Insatiable Curiosity Is Infectious To Everyone Around You. We Live In An Era Today Where We Can Get The Answers For Everything. In My Generation, Going To School Meant Learning The Answers. Today, Education Should Be More About Knowing What The Right Questions Are. The Answers Come For Free.

What Makes Steve [jobs'] Methodology Different From Everyone Else's Is That He Always Believed The Most Important Decisions You Make Are Not The Things You Do, But The Things You Decide Not To Do. He's A Minimalist.

Great Marketing Cannot Sell A Pedestrian Product Very Well.