The Steve Jobs Archive recently published emails and notes revealing how Jobs meticulously prepared for his renowned Stanford commencement address delivered in June 2005. His speech emphasized intuition, morality, and personal growth, resonating with graduates, entrepreneurs, and dropouts alike. Drafts from his preparation process showcase Jobs' dedication, having reflected on themes such as diet and meditation influenced by his Zen Buddhism practice. He curated his personal stories, ultimately selecting profound anecdotes about connecting the dots, love and loss, and death to impart his lessons, which continue to inspire millions today.
In preparing for his Stanford commencement speech, Steve Jobs emphasized the importance of intuition, personal experiences, and ethical reflections, ultimately transforming his life lessons into universal advice.
Jobs reflected on ideas about diet and meditation, drawn from his Zen Buddhism exploration, suggesting graduates look inward for personal growth and life direction.
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