Reflection on Real Leadership Lessons from Steve Jobs

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I am a person who is afraid of the unknown. I am scared to take a step that does not look optimistic, even when my heart is longing for it. But Steven Job's experience impressed me. In the speech, Steven Jobs said that he felt a little afraid about dropping out of school initially, but he got the chance to do something he was interested in -- take a calligraphy class. This course not only made him happy but also helped him design the first Macintosh computer. I think what he said is right; people's life is very short, everyone is afraid of death and afraid of being eliminated by this era. Until then, all we can do is try to live one day at a time, do our best, and follow our hearts.
I have also learned some critical lessons from "Real Leadership Lessons from Steve Jobs":
1 Identify the problems of the program or product and work to improve or surpass them (or risk being overtaken by your competitors).
2 Do not focus too much on profits. Instead, focus on making great products, and the profits will follow.
3 When making a product, do not blindly pursue the opinions of consumers in the market. Instead, treat it as something you create for yourself, understand the field thoroughly, and fi...