Steve Jobs: How To Live Your Best Life: Discover The Life Philosophy He Used To Guide His Decisions

By Skillbooks Editorial

STEVE JOBS: HOW TO LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE

 

DISCOVER THE LIFE PHILOSOPHY HE USED TO GUIDE HIS DECISIONS

ABOUT THIS BOOK

Everyone knows that life is short, but is it objectively short? Would we still feel that life is too short if we lived ten times as long? The answer is yes, life would still seem really short to us.

 

Does knowing that make a difference? The answer is also yes, because if life is too short to put up with something we don't want, this idea can motivate us to get rid of it as soon as possible.

 

If you ask yourself what you waste time on in your short life, you probably know the answer right away: unnecessary meetings, pointless disagreements, bureaucracy, dealing with other people's mistakes, unsatisfactory jobs, pretending to be someone else, and so on and so forth. These kinds of things enter your life in one of two ways: they are imposed on you by others or you fall into them on your own because of an illusion.

 

It's time to leave all that behind to better actively pursue the things that really matter and that help us get the most out of this brief existence.

 

CONTENT

Introduction

 What Does The Phrase "Life Is Too Short" Mean?

 Is Our Idea Of The Perfect Life Really Ours?

 Why Is Dogmatism Dangerous?

 How To Reconnect With Your Inner Voice?

 What Is Intuition?

 Why Is Honest Self-Evaluation Necessary?

 Why Devote Yourself To Something You Love?

 Is It Good To Think About Death Often?

 

ABOUT SKILLBOOKS EDITORIAL

The content in this guide is based on extensive official research and comes from a variety of sources, mostly from books published by experts who have mastered each of the topics presented here and who are backed by internationally recognized careers.

 

Therefore, the reader will be able to acquire a large amount of knowledge from more than one reliable and specialized source. This happens because we rely only on official and endorsed media. In addition, we also collect information from different web pages, courses, biographies, and interviews, so we give the reader a broad overview of their topics of interest.

 

We have not only checked that the sources of knowledge are relevant, but we have also made a very careful selection of the final information that makes up this guide. With great practicality, we have compiled the most useful concepts and put them in a way that are easiest for the reader to learn.

 

Our ultimate goal is to simplify all the ideas that they are fully understandable and so that the reader can enjoy a pleasant, practical, and simple reading. This is why we strive to provide only the key information from each expert.

 

In this guide, the reader will not find redundancies or unnecessary or irrelevant content. Each chapter covers the essential and leaves out everything that could be deemed as extra or that does not add anything new to the selected concepts.

 

Thus, the reader will be able to enjoy a text where they will easily find specialized information that comes exclusively from experts and that has been selected with the greatest effectiveness.

 

 

 

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: May 11, 2022

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INTRODUCTION

Everyone knows that life is short, but is it objectively short? Would we still feel that life is too short if we lived ten times as long? The answer is yes, life would still seem really short to us.

Does knowing that make a difference? The answer is also yes, because if life is too short to put up with something we don't want, this idea can motivate us to get rid of it as soon as possible.

If you ask yourself what you waste time on in your short life, you probably know the answer right away: unnecessary meetings, pointless disagreements, bureaucracy, dealing with other people's mistakes, unsatisfactory jobs, pretending to be someone else, and so on and so forth. These kinds of things enter your life in one of two ways: they are imposed on you by others or you fall into them on your own because of an illusion.

It's time to leave all that behind to better actively pursue the things that really matter and that help us get the most out of this