Everything starts from a point

The world has never been quiet with constant ringing and dingings. Devices, the whole digital circle, all would be unable to go a ring a lot farther by working a lot harder without a founding father: Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs is arguably the most influential person in the world, but be that as it may, he is more than just a normal successful businessman.

Steve Jobs was unlike any other entrepreneur, paving his own interests as a rogue rollercoaster. After only 6 months at school and 18 months of calligraphy lessons, Jobs worked for Atari, a game company, and developed his love and nourishing care for electronic devices. He became interested in Buddhist philosophy as he strided down Indian roads, pockets turned inside out, walking to a restaurant just to have one good meal a week. Once returned, his game developing career resumed, and he later left the company to focus on some ‘top-secret’ subjects in his garage with his friend, Steve Wozniak. When not tinkering with wires and circuit boards, nearby community members had to deal with falling buckets of water. Multiple fingers burn while the pair work tirelessly, but the cloud disappears, and a complete computer lies on the desk, shining, the forerunner to Apple 1. Jobs decided on establishing a company, 100% focused on electrical devices. Sitting against the oak tree, Jobs’ eyes spied on an apple, as one fell onto his head. Stars twinkled instead of birds flying around: apple. Apple was born.

When Apple was glorified by the world, products were devised by Steve Jobs and a household was incomplete without a dapper Apple device. That is, until PCs and ‘original’ Macs took over the computing industry, although these devices were almost completely modelled after the Macintosh, another Steve Jobs brainchild. Jobs took the blame for low sales and was fired, but his spirit remained strong. He established NeXT, a software company, which was later purchased by Apple, and Jobs was sitting on the Apple swivelling chair. New innovations - iPod, iPad, iPhone, and retinal display - helped Apple back to its feet and displayed huge public success. Apple watches, AirTags, and TVs brought further, resplendent applause from the crowd. Nonetheless, further influence and fortune lies inside the heart of words: speeches.

“You can't connect the dots looking forward. You can only connect the dots looking backwards.” Waves of eyeballs concentrate on Steve Jobs as he mends and breaks hearts with a speech known today as ‘top influential’. Connecting the dots produces supernatural confidence following hearts even if one strays off the open road. Mixing experiences in the witch's brew creates a concoction of a mosaic of creativity. Never lose faith: the key rule. Stay foolish. Stay hungry, for there is nothing more important than making mistakes and fixing them. Motivation and purpose are another crucial factor to connecting dots. “And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.”

One ‘could’ say Steve Jobs redefined technology though, unfortunately, a pancreatic cancer possessed him and his spirit flew away upwards. He enhanced user experiences, and digital sources would be unable to be read in an immediate fashion. There is more than meets the eye to life. There is more to explore through the legacy of Jobs, which shall remain undented for centuries on. “We're here to put a dent in the universe. Otherwise why else even be here?”

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Reference to "Everything starts from a point" - Kandinsky

Kandinsky was close to classical music composers, and was talented in transforming music into art works. And I quote the following, "Everything starts from a point."

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