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I found this video very interesting. The way Steve Jobs managed to portray his life through words the way he did was extraordinary. Along with that, it made me think about the way he overcame so many bumps and found the bright side in all of the negativity that he was faced with through his life is also very inspiring. I also found several connections between his speech and the TED talk "What makes you come alive?". For example, in both speeches they talked about finding your purpose in life and finding your passion.  Steve Jobs said himself, "Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do."

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What I liked about his video and about Steve Jobs is that even when he faced being fired from his own company, dropping out of college, and being told he would die of cancer and he had to tell his family all those things that you would have many more years to go, he still continued his work and what he loved to do. This made me question myself about what I love and am passionate about and what I would do everyday if I knew I only had a few days left.

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I think that this video was very interesting. For starters, Steve Jobs was fired from his own company, something that he had created. After working so hard on something and putting all your time and effort into it just so it can be taken away, is a very crazy thought. It's crazy to think that starting over was even an option. Steve followed his passion and started over from what he already knew. In the TED Talk the speaker talked about following your passion. I think that is exactly what Steve Jobs did which really helped him in his favor. He went on to become a legend, one of the most successful people in the world, and even today almost every single person in the world either knows about or uses his inventions.

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Even though Steve Jobs was fired from Apple he realized that he still loved what he did, so instead of completely quitting he continued but started from scratch. Steve Job's speech and the Ted Talk share a common message that you should do what you love and what you're passionate about.

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Even though Steve Jobs had been fired from his own company, instead of thinking that he had failed, he used that fallback as a way to start over. He learned more from this, and being fired worked to his advantage. Due to the fact that he dropped out of college, and took a calligraphy class, he was able to create multiple fonts for his new creation, the Macintosh. He liked how he showed that there is always a positive out of a negative situation. He explained that in order to connect the dots, you have to look backwards at your mistakes and you will see how to fix them in the future. Due to the fact that he still loved what he did, he continued to pursue his passion by making more companies including: NeXT and Pixar. I thought it was great how he was pursuing the career that he enjoyed, and created Pixar, which became very successful, instead of stopping altogether. The message that was portrayed in this video was also shown in the TED Talk video, "What Makes You Come Alive?" They both explained how finding your passion and loving what you do is crucial to living a successful life.

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The video yesterday and the video today share a common theme of doing something that you are passionate about. The video made me think about what I am passionate and what I want to do with my life. I liked how the video encouraged you to do something that makes you come alive. For instance, Steve Jobs dropped out of college because none of the classes he was taking interested him. Since he dropped out of college, he started to pursue topography and applied this to the Macintosh computer. If he never pursued what he enjoyed, then this feature would not be present in computers today. As well, in both videos they say how you can only be great at your job if you enjoy it. Since Steve Jobs loved what he did, he changed the way technology worked and was the founder of one of the largest technology companies in the world.

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Steve Jobs dropped out of college and got fired from the coorperation he built all to follow his dreams. Just like in the video we watched yesterday, Steve Jobs demonstrates the importance of pursuing a job that you feel passionate about. In the video we watched yesterday, the TED talk speaker demonstrates how even people with low salaries or jobs that require loads of work enjoy what they do because they know it makes a difference. Steve Jobs got fired from Apple and later built two new successful companies (NeXT and Pixar) that he was very Passionate about. These two examples both explain the idea that you work almost your whole life, so if you're passionate about what you do, your life will be more fullfilled. I like these two ideas shown in the video because they allow people to rethink and improve their lifestyle. It was very interesting to see what Steve Jobs as well as what many people go through in order to follow their dreams and become successful.

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I liked how Steve Jobs acknowledged how he thought he was going top die and he narrowly escaped it through surgery. I also enjoyed how Steve Jobs said hwo important it was to find something that you enjoy doing and never settle for something.

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I thought the video was interesting in the sense that his point of view could never be told by someone else or never happen again even if someone tried to recreate it. The experiences he faced during his life were one of a kind and the way he portrayed them were very fascinating. I thought that Steve Jobs was a very good and inspirational speaker and he engaged his audience. I also think that Steve jobs got really lucky that apple bought NeXT because without that he would not be able to go back to apple and continue his legacy there. Also, he redeemed himself, because in the ted talk he said that, he thought of himself as a "public failure" and that "he let other people down". In addition, I thought Steve Jobs's messages were more meaningful and useful than the ted talk speaker and that his stories were more meaningful. Yet, something I found similar in both speeches were that they bounced around a lot meaning they both never stayed some for long and always wanted to try something they already did just in a different way.

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I liked that in both videos, they were encouraging people to do what they want to do and not what someone else does. The video made me think that you might not succeed all of the time in life, but you have to just keep trying. Steve Jobs dropped out of college because none of the classes he had interested him. He still stayed in the college and became a drop-in and he went to a class that he was interested in, Calligraphy class. From the video, we watched two days ago and the video yesterday they both said that you should do what you love and not be forced to do something you don't. Steve Jobs said, "You have to trust something, your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. Believing that the dots will connect down the road will give you the confidence to follow your heart." He is saying like the other video that you should do what you want to do with your life and not to do what other people wanted to do. They were both saying that you should do something you enjoy and that you are happy doing what you are doing.

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When Steve Jobs dropped out of college, he questioned why he was spending his parents' saving when he had no passion in what he was doing. This is similar to yesterday's TedTalk, when the speaker told the audience that doing a job with no passion makes it hard for you to like your job at all. And even though Steve Jobs went through all those hardships, those hardships turned into something that made him successful. For example, if he was never fired from Apple, he could have never made Pixar, which is the most famous animated movie company in the world.
My favorite part of the video was when Steve Jobs talked about how a bad thing (such as getting fired from apple) led to even greater outcomes (like starting Pixar.) Most people would not think of these outcomes like the way Jobs did in his speech.

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I liked this video because it had a similar message to the video we watched yesterday. In this video, Steve Jobs shows how by dropping out of college and dropping into only the classes he liked, it changed a lot about his inventions. He mentioned how the typeface wouldn't be the same if he didn't take that class. One of his messages about how he found something he loved and he shouldn't give it up. Even though he got fired by Apple, he continued doing what he loved and ended up making one of the most successful animation companies and ended up back at Apple. This made me think about the video we watched yesterday, the speaker had a similar message, which was to find something your passionate about and find your purpose.

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Steve Jobs dropped out of college because he thought that it was useless to go to all the classes that he wasnt inerested in. That shows how you should always do what you are passionate about. That connects to the TED talk video. He found what he loved to do with his friend and his company grew huge! I liked how he talked about his failures. When he got fired, he kept going and didnt give up. This video made me think about how I have to find what I love to do in the future.

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While watching his video and him saying his three stories, there were more than just details. Steve Jobs managed to do everything even when life didn't help him a lot or didn't help him at all. He had learned that death was not as bad as people think, to follow your passion (what you love), and much more that will bring you to complete success. It also compares to the TED Talk "What Makes You Come Alive?" as both shows that they need to come alive and find their gift, even when life gets a lot more tough.

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Steve Jobs had dangerous and sad time in his life. He had a cancer in his body. It was serious and the doctor tell him to start to say bye to his family. He also got fired where he had created. However, even though he had hard times in his life he never gave up. When he had fired at Apple, he was sad about it. However, he never gave up to work or in his life. After he got fired to Apple he went to Pixar company and met his wife. Also after he got surgery of the cancer, he lived more life then not having surgery. When I saw this video I thought that in life we will have lots of dangerous and hard time that we have to carry out. It will be sad, have no hope in life, and don't want to do it again. However, even we are sad about that the company or your job will never know you are sad or not. We have to more hard to find more better job that you will like to do and where the company needs you.

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The video made me think about when we learned about yesterday. It made me wonder about what I really love to do because I have to find a career that resembles that thing I love. Steve Jobs said it himself, "Work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do." Not many people have the ability to really make people think about what they and make it personal. Steve jobs did that and I found it interesting. He made people at the time of his speech make personal thoughts about their lives and people 14 years later think the same questions. Steve talked about when he was fired from Apple. I find it amazing the amount of courage he had to go out and create two more companies because he loved what he did so much. He found his purpose and didn't want to give it up so much he risked everything again to flow what he loved to do. What Steve said was very similar to what we listen to yesterday in class. They both emphasized the importance of finding what you love and making it your career so you can love every day of your life.