Some stuff is pure fun. Which then poses a question. What do we do with the tree after Christmas? Leave it? Trash it? Donate it? Store it? Where? Knick-knacks, like email folders, slowly pile up over the years.
Profoundly pervasive.
Generationally passed down, as a societal norm.
For decades, many families didn’t (many still don’t) have the financial or emotional freedom to let go of ‘important’ things…
What if we need it someday?
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It’s a 2-minute summary of his speech’s key soundbites.
Paraphrasing a line from Steve’s speech, “The 1980’s are a first date between humans and computers.”
The takeaway for me is to challenge my own ability to zero in on, and create simple, unexpected, thought-provoking metaphors.
Why?
Because simple, key, repeatable messages have transformed my ability to lead myself.
And as a self-reminder, i am the CEO of Jeff, Inc.
Chances are you can easily see this application to your own life.
Every CEO is ultimately accountable for all their failures, all their successes.
As CEO of You, Inc — it’s all on you.
At work, as an artist, what heights are possible with your contributions to society?
If you are satisfied with your personal and professional leadership, congrats. Rock on and grow more leaders like yourself. If you’re not satisfied (especially because you’re a high-achiever), watch this 2-min video…
Afterwards, have fun, .think .differently and lean into discomfort.
Bonus: The full 55-minute version of Steve’s 1983 speech is here.
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