When Steve Jobs called it ‘the single best invention of life’: Why this iconic speech resonates even years after his death
- Steve Jobs didn’t lace his words with the usual humour or seek theatrics when he addressed the graduating students at Stanford in 2005.
- During his commencement address, he spoke about something profound he had learned in life, and that speech continues to resonate with millions of people even a decade after his death.
- He spoke about the single best invention of life, and that has nothing to do with technology or entrepreneurship.
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- Steve Jobs didn’t lace his words with the usual humour or seek theatrics when he addressed the graduating students at Stanford in 2005.
- During his commencement address, he spoke about something profound he had learned in life, and that speech continues to resonate with millions of people even a decade after his death.
- He spoke about the single best invention of life, and that has nothing to do with technology or entrepreneurship.
Sources: Times of India