TED Talk Tuesday: How to Live Before You Die
With the release of the film Jobs this past weekend, we bring you a classic non-TED talk from the venerable Steve Jobs. It’s both chilling and inspiring to hear him speak of death so fondly just years before his own. (Key takeaways at the bottom)
Steve Jobs: How to Live Before You Die
Lessons Learned:
You heard the man:
- Stay hungry, stay foolish.
- Death is a powerful motivator and self-assessing tool.
If you thought that the old “live every day like it was your last” adage was cliched, there is not a more well-known real-life example than that of Steve Jobs. Do you do what you love?
In case you missed our previous TED Talk Tuesdays, check them out below:
- Seth Godin: This is Broken
- Adam Leipzig: How to Know Your Life Purpose in 5 Minutes
- Mike Barwis: Find Your Catalyst
- Gary Vaynerchuk: Do What You Love (No Excuses)
- Simon Sinek: How Great Leaders Inspire Action
- Ric Elias: 3 Things I Learned While My Plane Crashed
- Nilofer Merchant: Got a Meeting? Take a Walk
- Rory Sutherland: Life Lessons From An Ad Man
- Richard St. John: 8 Secrets of Success
- Matt Cutts: Try Something New For 30 Days
- Arianna Huffington: How to Succeed? Get More Sleep
- Dan Cobley: What Physics Taught Me About Marketing
- Sergey Brin: Why Google Glass?
- Jason Fried: Why Work Doesn’t Happen At Work
- Adam Garone: Healther Men, One Moustache At a Time
- Ed Gavagan: A Story About Knots and Surgeons
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