What Steve Jobs Said About Creativity. 3 minute read. Steve Jobs at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco on June 6, 2011. Paul Sakuma—AP. Ideas. By Shane Parrish.

Apple founder and tech visionary Steve Jobs died on Wednesday. Jobs was heavily influenced by 1960s counterculture, and once told a reporter that taking LSD was “one of the two or three most ...

Steve Jobs was the life of many, emulating the spirit of creativity that stood resilient against a doubting industry, never quite equipped for the pioneering nature of his vision.

Creativity Steve Jobs and the Culture of Creativity A remarkable life that shows importance of cultural pluralism and openness Posted January 4, 2012 ...

Steve Jobs had a unique way of looking at things. We, too, can incorporate his creative vision into our everyday activities at home and at work.

Being creative, attentive, and curious can unlock the hidden value of your brand. Steve Jobs chose not only the skill of calligraphy, but a whole mindset to think creatively and give something unique.

Steve Jobs, the mastermind behind Apple, had a simple yet powerful understanding of creativity: it's all about connecting various elements from our experiences and knowledge. . Drawing From Life's ...

Steve Jobs wouldn’t have thought what happened to me was ... you’ll combine self-reflection, imagination, autobiographical memory, and creative thinking. Which leads to insights, problem ...

There was an astonishing amount of hype around the iPhone when it launched in 2007. This news clip from the time looks at ...

Jony Ive learned from Steve Jobs that the hardest part of creativity is having the nerve to drop most ideas. This lesson has been adopted by other CEOs, including Salesforce's Marc Benioff.

In 1972, Steve Jobs took a calligraphy class at Reed College guided by campus posters he saw after leaving school. The fonts on the posters themselves were artistic enough to get his attention ...