Since his passing in 2011, Steve Jobs’ legacy has been kept alive through his company, Apple, and its iconic products. But now, the Steve Jobs Archive is unveiling a new free book containing the Apple co-founder’s speeches, interviews and correspondence, in his own words.
What is Make Something Wonderful about?
Make Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs in His Own Words is the title of the book that the Steve Jobs Archive will release on digital platforms on April 11, 2023. The book presents Jobs’ perspective on his childhood, the launch and departure of Apple, his time at Pixar, and NeXT, and his eventual return to the company that started it all, as described on the archive’s website.
The book will also include an introduction by Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of the Apple co-founder. While the archive hasn’t released many details about the book yet, readers can likely expect a book that mirrors the archive’s current website, which includes an email Jobs wrote to himself and some snippets of speeches and public appearances.
A dive into the mind of a genius
Make Something Wonderful is an immersion into the mind of a genius. This book will allow Steve Jobs fans and those interested in technology and innovation to discover the brilliant mind behind one of the most important icons of the technological world.
It’s a unique opportunity to get Jobs’ perspective on his life experience, his career at Apple, and his vision for the company. However, this is not only a book for Apple fans, but also an opportunity for those interested in creativity, innovation and leadership.
A legacy that lives on
Since his death in 2011, Steve Jobs’ legacy has been the subject of several initiatives to keep it alive. One of them was the launch of the Steve Jobs Archive in 2022, a project that seeks to preserve and share the life and work of the Apple founder.
The archive houses thousands of documents, photos and videos spanning Jobs’ life and career, from his early days at Apple to his time at NeXT and Pixar. And now, Make Something Wonderful becomes the first major publication from the archive.
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