My Favorite Lesson From Steve Jobs

Your bottom line is proof of how good you are at specific tactical things. Selling, Facebook ads, writing copy, building funnels, etc...
But your overall revenues, growth, and business VALUE is a direct match to your mental awareness, cognition, and understanding of business disciplines (management, finance, marketing, etc) and principles (cashflow focus, customer obsessed, etc).
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[@NathanHassall]

Iv always followed Steve Jobs mainly because Im balding exactly the way he did and in the same time frame. Whenever Iv been in doubt about the future (baldness for myself) I just type a year Steve's name and its like looking into a crystal ball.

[@lui9267]

That's weirdly reassuring

[@andriyusyk1861]

lmfao same

[@Khobalt664]

What happens after you reach parity with late 2011 Jobs?

[@Hubris1998]

It's the opposite of how most business seem to opperate nowadays... Make good products and profit will follow. If you design something to be a cash grub, it's bound to fail eventually.

[@khalidal-anzy572]

I'd recommend a book called "Start With Why" by Simon Sinek to understand this deeper.

[@InspireTEDOfficial]

thank you for sharing

[@JT_experience96]

It is absolutely related to what life is all about (even if he’s talking about a business). Thank you Steve.

[@borathossain]

Nice

[@iAPX432]

Profit is a consequence. As simple as that.

[@MisterStuzy]

Man states obvious

[@United_Wings]

Aka Tim Cook

[@swarasyam]

Samsung and Microsoft are those bottom lines

[@user-kl5xz7bw4x]

Too many ifs to my taste.

[@matthewgeorgeharrison]

It's about what he means. He's just saying it like that because he's trying to make it simple to understand. That's what he was all about anyway. To make complex things simple and it comes out in his words.

[@JustAGuySlayingDragons]

Because things don't happen under the wrong conditions, unless fate, if you believe in one

[@ZeranZeran]

this just sounds like basic common sense

[@mrparkerdan]

wrong, steve. business success is also about luck. you can do everything right, and still fail. that's why most CEOs play it safe, and focus only on the bottom line in the next quarterly report. plus, their generous compensation is based on short-term stock price, not long term growth.

[@Alexander-bj6vj]

Is this a joke? Yes if you do everything right the rest will follow...

[@l.o.k.u.slv2357]

Try to understand what he is saying man...

[@yega3k]

Were you expecting an alternative? Lol

[@MisterStuzy]

But if Steve said it it’s different

[@MrMastrsushi]

He means as opposed to whatever else people think is important