December 31st 2012
Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson
Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson. 2011. ISBN 9781451648539. This book has been on my Kindle forever. I had a chance during the holidays to finally get to it. It was simply delightful. Unvarnished, no fan boy prose, just a good story. The author was able to acknowledge the reality distortion field and rise above it to see what was going on. I have probably read every book and article I could find about Jobs, but this book really wraps the whole story up. Lots of quotes from others and lots of pure Steve. If you choose to read this – your time is well spent. I found it inspirational and full of good learning.
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