Why I Dropped Out of College | Steve Jobs

[@Savanteum]

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[@theharshtruthoutthere]

The main problem with school system is: it is masons given for their need of slaves. I have never cared about grades, as i seen it clearly how out of logic are these given. Schools ain`t real use and grades are made ups, a fear propaganda, to keep students under control. School systems = masonic agenda to dumb down mankind. Sadly, they have succeeded, but each of us have a chance to turn it all around: BIBLE. Without the BIBLE and the understanding of it, real life stays unseen, unknown. Ask for truth and allow BIBLE to shine.

[@uzomaolumbagri6764]

He wasn’t a true dropout and he never stopped learning. He just didn’t adhere to or value the traditional college structure and many can relate to that

[@Yes_Im_Adarsh]

This is one of the best comments i read thanks for this i have taken screenshot of this thanks

[@maul8384]

Ok boomer

[@germandoctor5639]

Darth Maul stfu cuz you wouldn’t say that to Steve Jobs who was a “boomer” now would you. Libtard.

[@maul8384]

German Doctor yeah I would because I can

[@d4nkx549]

@@maul8384 Based

[@alexxEquinox]

_You can't connect the dots looking forwards. You can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. Steve Jobs_

[@arshdeepsharma5963]

This gave me ticklings

[@Bird_of_Hope]

*Once the likes of this particular comment💬 reaches 69 don't touch its like button. Let it sit at 69.* *_- 67th liker_*

[@severusfloki5778]

Thomas Shelby lmao

[@elemes24]

Kierkegaard said it first

[@nossasenhoradoo871]

"You can't connect the dots looking forwards. You can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. Steve Jobs " Apple was a CIA project. Steve Jobs was just an actor (like Gates, Zuckerberg and so on). Jobs, of course, faked his death! They all do, eventually!

[@davidl9155]

My mom used to send me quotes from steve before she passed. Every time i see these inspirational messages from him i think of her😔

[@Kauzeyy]

Rip

[@fbkanimation]

That’s really sad man. She must’ve been a wonderful person.

[@nonami_066xswqoqowiwl]

I’m really sorry for ur loss bro :(

[@MRPES-ey8ml]

I am really sorry for you man , take care of yourself 😔

[@nonami_066xswqoqowiwl]

MR. PES ikr

[@swapnilbhagwat5344]

Caution: dropping out doesn't guarantee you success. It's all about passion. . . Do it from the heart or not at all.

[@shubhamsingh7140]

Indeed ! Passion and guidance in hard time make you successfull in each and every path you are trying to conquer .One said that you will not live as many years to learn all things from your own mistake you also need to consider others mistakes to learn from it.

[@ChadKirk]

No shit huh

[@nathandrake4803]

Except you drop out from harvard

[@jigar3202]

Success means what you define about success in your life . If you just want get job and money to complate your needs then that is success for you. ( but dont have to think aboit what people think, it shuld be your choice) .

[@omkarchikne8496]

@@ChadKirksexy_boy_fucking7_sexy_girl 4 .

[@zainmushtaq4347]

*_"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference"_* - Robert Frost

[@user-dy6bv3vi7o]

There is a whole poem on this line, I think it's called- The Road Not Taken

[@Ch.Hemachander-03]

@@user-dy6bv3vi7o Yes bro

[@Aryannnnn609]

The poem is in our English text book

[@ohkabomb917]

That's one of my favorite poems!!

[@sailokeshkalva8984]

I was looking for this lmao

[@superslayerguy]

I'm lucky I had a computer science professor my freshman year who told me I was better off dropping out. Happy to say he was 100% correct 👍

[@benztagle4993]

How you doing now?

[@erodey3133]

Can you share your story, how you realized that? I am going to change my major to CS, so that is very interesting to me. Of course if you have time and will to do so.

[@MrMemo7037]

I'd be very interested in hearing your story because I'm a CS freshman and I'm not really feeling it.

[@emperortv767]

@Hamad lol

[@Alex-wx8be]

Okay why?

[@pasqualerossi6052]

It’s really interesting what Steve Jobs said about dropping out. He stopped taking required classes that didn’t interest him and went into classes that did interest him. Students should be able to explore different things.

[@e-master150]

100%

[@dvsxavier]

In academics when you fail you are punished, in business failure can be rewarding so long as you learn from your mistakes. Many entrepreneurs will readily admit they learned much more from their mistakes than they did from their successes

[@Rhythmicons]

Reward can come from any failure.

[@Nobodyss21]

Lul when you got huge of debt, there’s no turning back Business without plan is one dangerous act

[@dvsxavier]

Hey Vincent, the idea was inspired by Paul Orfalea, the founder of Kinko's who struggled with _dyslexia & ADD_

[@래모루래모로]

@@Nobodyss21 Lul

[@래모루래모로]

@@Nobodyss21 Debt is no mistake its idiocy

[@pkpradeep9747]

it's not about dropping out from college, it is about using your most productive years of life to what u really wanted to do and start progressing in that area as soon as possible

[@artisttwo22]

I miss Steve 😢 he is truly an inspiration

[@tomas_soeterik]

Tousif Ahammad i miss juice

[@priti9016]

@@tomas_soeterik same, he was so inspirational, the way he did drugs oh the way he did crimes, gets me pumped just like steve did

[@ajmalks6298]

@@priti9016 does the "P" stands for pathetic

[@aquaman199]

Tousif Ahammad Ya you really cried and went into depression.give it a rest

[@gauravmaheshwar760]

awwwww💛💚🤗🤗, #motivationTOP10

[@atomparish]

I didn't go to college. I'm 24, self taught designer/developer. Just bought my first home. Make 6 figures a year working fulltime+freelancing. Still working on my real dream of building and selling a software startup.

[@hellios789]

One of projects have in mind. How did you learn on your own?

[@jerwin670]

@@hellios789 he has motivation which leads to his passion. Motivation + commitment = Passion. Take action now!!

[@hellios789]

@@jerwin670 I think there are many technical aspect to this but ok...

[@burdine26.120]

“[T]he tattering of the American Dream is causing individuals who expected more out of life to self-destruct in record numbers. In my mind, there is a connection between the skyrocketing suicides, drug addiction, and binge drinking we’re seeing across the country and the fact that Americans are struggling so much financially. As the divide between the 'haves' and 'have nots' grows ever wider, one could assume that 99% of the population feel that overcoming economic inequality is insurmountable. Many Americans are hopeless and resigned to the fact that they may never live the American Dream or become part of the 1%." - Christopher Bergland, Psychology Today, May 6, 2016, goo.gl/K9attH -------------------- "Why You Will Never Be Rich." What are your chances of becoming rich? … Most people who earn the big money have a university education. … Many tech entrepreneurs drop out of universities but most of them grew up in affluent families where they were afforded all kinds of comforts and opportunities poor people are not. In Malcolm Gladwell's book, Outliers, he points out that there are no self-made millionaires. Most people were helped with luck on the way and often this luck meant support of parents, good schooling and having fostered in them that they can do anything they want. … There is a direct affect on how much money you have to how far you go in education. Statistics differ depending on what you read, but it's thought that around 30 percent of Americans over the age of 25 have a bachelor's or master's degree. The Atlantic [magazine] tells us that more than 70 percent of those that went to top universities came from America's wealthiest families. These guys will no doubt have no problems paying off their student debt if they had student debt. In 2017 Forbes reported that the class of 2016 had $37,172 in student loan debt. If you are not from a wealthy family, then you are already struggling, just when you get going. So, how do you get rich when you come from meager beginnings given that you might have only a basic education or that your education became a financial albatross around your head? Still, back in 2012 a Gallup poll revealed that 28% of Americans expected to get rich at a time in their lives." kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYPdfYNqj5mIgLM --------------------

[@spiderjerusalem4009]

@@hellios789 internet, youtube, books, stackoverflow(when struggling), and others

[@yashagarwal1606]

I’m a college drop out and founded my own theatre company. It’s all about passion

[@ataberdi2064]

Couldn't agree more👏❤

[@QuestForGood]

Congratulations.

[@iit-jeeaspirant8661]

Name?

[@SharpAuggie]

Happy to hear that 😊

[@simoneaustin8076]

which state?😅

[@ucwesley7743]

I just graduated from college and I don't know what to do with my degree. I've given it to my parents, now I'm chasing my passion.

[@justincash1181]

You just summed up 90% of people who go to college, but instead the majority of that 90% don’t chase their passion and end up stuck in a job they don’t like for their whole life

[@babaiva458]

Good luck,its better to live a short life doing what u want than a long one doing what u hate.

[@WestbustahSaucedo]

Follow your heart life is short

[@thekenconklin]

Burn the degree, then build up your skillset and then dial in your sales process! #EndCollege

[@kelvinprincepius7528]

Woow,,,,it takes courage,,,,

[@nexgen.graphics]

I also took a very big decision in life but then all of my progress in job, career and earning had shrank down to zero. Lost my family life too. I was back to square one with no support, except I was safe at home having three meals a day. Depression started killing me from the inside. I was desperately looking for motivation, a helping hand or at least a listener who wont judge me but listen. With all I was going through, one day I listened to Steve's speech and the lines, "Connect the dot backwards" hit me hard. I was naturally good at drawing in school days which I love doing the most. I then sharpened my drawing skills, learnt digital drawing and now I am a freelance designer. Now I'm having fun with colors and earning :). Point is when twists happen in life, don't get twisted. "Why do we fall master bruce?. So we learn to pick ourselves up". I wish all good luck to overcome what they are up against and say, I made it!!. Just don't give up!!.

[@tosifahmad2208]

dont be depressed ; start from zero; use your skill again to earn money and start a new life; 0 into hardwork ==1;

[@nexgen.graphics]

@@tosifahmad2208 Honestly, thank you so much for the support. God bless you.

[@zerocal76]

Good shit man! glad u were able to turn your life around. Ppl never understand how hard it is to get yourself out of a low point in life. Happy for you ;)

[@nexgen.graphics]

@@zerocal76 Thank you so much :) Your words means a lot to me, as I am preparing myself for the next launch ;).

[@makwanbarzan7085]

I’m also probably dropping off of college this year but because of our family’s financial crisis not I don’t like it. This is really encouraging me to make that decision fast. I believe that there’s always something better waits for you.

[@faixu8510]

What did u decide and what are u doing now?

[@ggg17ggg17]

Same

[@marian8229]

I’m crying while watching this. I’m very depressed in college and I don’t know what to do besides hang it there because my parents only listen to what society says. My passion isn’t nursing and I don’t see myself as one but I chose it because I was running out of time in senior year of high school to decide before I get to college. I find nursing interesting to learn new things about but I don’t find interest to be one.

[@UTube4075]

How are now? I hope you are doing well.

[@maninagu1226]

Hi I can understand ur situation I am a paramedical student even my passion was not to study dmrt I told my parents I want to study engineering at least to be a graduation student but they could not afford it BC oz of society discrimination but they encouraged Me to be independent ..I don't know still I m moving for word not to settle in dreams ...listen to ur hear u will win one day..wen I was 15 years only I started to find wat is the perpouse of life and my passion ..I could find but u shud per sit you will win ..never give up

[@UTube4075]

@@maninagu1226 you want to become an engineer!! You can even become a self learning enginner. Bcz enginnering college sucks.

[@maninagu1226]

@@UTube4075 but for job or business and to be entrepreneur we need idea I didn't study CBSE or ICSE local cschool gov

[@maninagu1226]

@@UTube4075 now I am 31 still I don't give up ..women's are always pressured for marriage as soon as turn to 30 32

[@zuzu091]

I dropped out of high school in the 9th grade and now i'm working as a truck diver. I earn about 1.5-1.7 euros per course and i'm very happy.

[@zuzu091]

@Chipmunk 12 hours driving, 2 hours pause like for eating/relaxing and rest it's for seeping

[@qedro]

I’m 18 and still don't know what to do with my life :(

[@whydoyouneedmyname6007]

@@qedro don't worry I'm there for u

[@Jess-ip2fx]

@@qedro im 19 and Im on the same situation... that makes me sad

[@lovelylovelyabunchlovely5053]

@@qedro me too

[@robertwiruetin]

This speech inspired me back in 2015 to follow my intutition. Also dropped out of school in germany. I was good student but I noticed that the stuff I learn there literally helps me sh*t in real life. Therefore I noticed that the good knowledge is out there and it isnt for free. I educated with books, seminars, online courses and mentors in order to make more cash and have a better lifestyle than if I would have been working after graduation. 4 years later I have achieved that goal and now I compare myself with myself if I would have been in an high income job I just recently dropped out because it didnt match my criterias in terms of lifestyle.

[@Newswapmedia]

After seeing this video don't drop out, if you have passion and clear vision for doing anything in life and do that while still you in college, if your idea is successful dropped the college start working full-time on your idea

[@justincash1181]

Newswap I’m so happy my passion involves university, I wanna major in Cs and once I get a decent job save money and start investing in stocks/ real estate

[@ubaidhanif5886]

Good but this is an other think, which environment would you like to work on ideas for the future needs.

[@monnichoudhory4406]

Dropping out doesn't mean that you are stopping learning. Remember your study is not required. The thing which is required that is knowledge. That's why there's a quote say that Learn more earn more.

[@comicstwisted]

very touching how from out of the gate he refers to them as his parents and never adoptive parents

[@erickcabrera8662]

Things happen for a reason. I remember I dreaded being a bio student. My friend who was a cs major, took my computer and enrolled me in a cs class without me knowing. If it hadn’t been for him I would have never found something that I love. 🙏🏻😞

[@JCDentonman]

counter strike ???

[@biophilic23]

@@JCDentonman 🤣🤣🤣🤣 cmon bro

[@shaguftaparkar7829]

@Andrew Smith he was joking

[@raz0229]

_Since Windows copied Apple..._ I felt like I was personally attacked

[@deepakbalasubramanian6232]

Apple was copied from PARC...

[@martin.m2]

@@ThaRealXD Windows copied PARC

[@innosanto]

Apple copied Xerox.

[@martin.m2]

@@elpolakito1321 I mean idc about Windows or Apple, however; I just wanted to input true facts. Just so more people who are interested know how it al started etc.

[@adrielortega8249]

At least both companies succeed

[@allontanapugnitopo]

I feel so related to that and that's been part of my life in a way.When I choosed to drop out College ,years ago,I felt destroyed and depressed.First because I was son of both graduated parents.Imagine what a shame for me (and for them).In that deep condition of mental sorrow, I simply struck back ,carrying on studying and working on what I really liked .And first of all,I did not give up.Still I'm not doing.The most satisfying thing was that my failure and that choice to drop out College, brought me doing a Job that I always dreamed .Even without a College degree (having only an High School Diploma). And all thanks of years of work and apprenticeship. The point is just that if you trust yourself and you don't give up,u realise that life could give so many chances to take your revenges. All u have to do is never ceasing .Always "Staying hungry and foolish".💪💪💪

[@danymajr]

why this doesn't have 5 billion views is beyond me. Love you, steve!

[@Ceethevision22]

Hey guys, I just dropped a video about dropping out of college. If you’re on the same boat I hope y’all stay strong and confident!! We just have to work 10x harder!

[@jacksonkamau6432]

It's a rough sailing, but we'll make it through to the other side. Some people we're never made for 9 to 5 slavery

[@supreetkumar7604]

And smarter

[@robin23200]

Cee The Vision how’s the unemployment line?

[@dechenmo8966]

Although I would never believe in any inspirational speech, this sounds satisfying.

[@nathananderson8720]

This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my KZbin channel 2 months ago about self development. Now I have 189 subs and almost 82 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place.

[@johnyhoxa5920]

Another important thing, just a misconception to clear out, not every one has the same passion and not everyone can figure it out in the same time. Steve figured it out earlier, some may not figure it out, some may figure it out after completing college, or decades after it, some may find that they feel passionate about academia and their methods. We all have to be aware of our selves, our strengths our weaknesses, perfect the strengths and move forward that’s when we will find fulfillment in whatever we do. Hope all are well

[@benzox9940]

No one really supports or believes you but u having the guts to follow through gives u unbreakable confidence

[@jdwilliams2567]

I just dropped out of college to become an air traffic controller, even though I know I did the right thing it’s still terrifying dropping out of something you’ve been doing your whole life.

[@_.Sigma.Male.]

😭 this man today made me cry. He is no more but he is always in our hearts till our last breath

[@Amor_Fati_]

Nothing wrong with dropping out of college. You just need a plan!

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

What's difficult is "dropping out" when you're 30 and have a long lease or mortgage, car payment/insurance, life obligations, etc... and you finally have an epiphany and want to follow your dream or "drop in". It's hard, obviously, to exist sleeping on friends' couches and walking everywhere and spending several hours a day immersed in learning things based on interest alone (regardless if it advances you or ever helps you in any way in your future)... depend on free meals... that's not THAT crazy to pull off at 19,20,21 years old. I mean, it takes a lot of personal strength to live like that, but it's possible at that age and that stage in life. It's even kind of socially acceptable to a lot more people these days BECAUSE of Jobs and famous, successful dropouts like the Zuckerbergs of my generation. I mean, Jobs dropped out in the early 70's. That was very close in time to the "tune-in, turn on, drop out" of the hippie movement. So for him, he'd probably felt "permission" to do this from the era that was unfolding around him throughout his teenage years.

[@e.h.1843]

Finished college just because I promised my parents. I didn't even go at my graduation. Wasted 4 years of my life and 50k for a useless piece of paper. Thanks God the stock market exists

[@Rationalist101]

Ayeeee 🤣🤣🤣 I'm about to start doing stocks too lmao

[@cwr8618]

you learned nothing in college? no discipline? how to make deadlines? work better in groups? exposure to concepts that later gelled in life? if it was useless it was because you put no passion into it and that's your own fault...

[@sweetsoul3145]

@Chipmunk plus, you dont have to learn those things just through college, there are a million different ways to learn

[@e.h.1843]

@@cwr8618 college makes sense only if you know 100% that you want to work in a niche ( doctor, lawyer, etc.). If you have a business mindset and don't want to work for other people it's COMPLETELY useless. Your 20s are the MOST important years of your life and the last thing a young person should do is putting himself into debt to pay off this fking college. I did it only because my parents paid for it and still I regret wasting 4 of my most valuable years. God only knows where would I be now if I did what I wanted to do. My only advice is don't listen to anyone, especially your family, they can influence you to do stupid things that they want you to do, just to show off to society that their kid went to college and you will resent them because they forced you on their same path. Ignore everyone

[@cwr8618]

@@e.h.1843 Most people won't make any more money actively trading than those who park their money in an ETF/ target fund, etc., and let algorithms do the work. I read studies -in college - showing that humans are no better at earning money via stocks than systems, even 'successful' traders working at the highest profile firms had no better records than just picking a diverse portfolio and taking a passive approach. In fact humans are not as good. Further, what did you major in? What groups and clubs did you join? Internships? Sorry your experience was bad but that's 100% on you. I majored in Civil Eng because I needed a degree to apply for flight school in the military but I'm completely satisfied with what I chose because it's practical, I used it, made more money than my peers, and enjoyed the work on my way to my next destination. Then later, my 2.5 year business degree taught me how to think differently about money and cultivate my ideas. Was it necessary? No. Has it paid for itself, no not yet. But my exposure to successful peers and business owners and others investing in their education taught me a hell of a lot and surely pushed me to create more for myself, including rental income and the business i"m working on, not to mentioned pushed me ahead of other folks on the corporate ladder in the meantime. I plan on going back to school next year for a doctorate simply because I like the guided learning. There is certainly value to having highly educated people helping to fine tune what's going into your brain. Is it the only way to education yourself, of course not. But like most things in life, you get what you put in. I did NOT know what I wanted to do with b-school beforehand. But all the case studies, networking with others and learning about their ideas, and learning the business landscape has definitely redefined my outlook. College is sometimes a great incubator for those still learning how about their business mindsets. Still unsure why you're offering advice to anyone... the family argument, debt, etc. are all very subjective and more a function of interpersonal or social health and money management skills than college as an institution being a good springboard for a higher trajectory in life...

[@stankowalski4574]

If you're as brilliant and creative as Steve Jobs, you don't need college. if anything, most college professors could learn a lot from this man's real world experience.

[@JOJOSHgaming7514]

Although most of us know that this is an excerpt from Jobs' commencement speech at Stanford, but the background music and photo slides are wonderfully describing what he felt. Amazing. Thanks.

[@digen_art]

I had tears on my eyes , very motivating life story

[@cannonfruit4030]

really emotional. Nice one Savanteum

[@dvsxavier]

Just my opinion, the one thing Steve Jobs forgot to mention from his Stanford University speech was he _never_ stopped learning. The real world became his classroom, his obsession with perfection, his spiritual awakening from fasting & taking hallucinating drugs like LSD, building networks with Fortune 500 companies, constantly seeking knowledge from others allowed Steve to grow into the person we admire today

[@whynesspower]

Don't promote drugs, I say again don't promote drugs

[@dvsxavier]

@@whynesspower Stop trolling youtube comments. I say again just STOP

[@dvsxavier]

@@whynesspower No one is promoting such things. Stop your lies, & unwanted false opinions

[@dvsxavier]

@@whynesspower Steve Jobs was a genius. He also wasn't perfect. Which means YOU don't get permission or license to OMIT certain aspect of Steve's life. If you ever took the time to read his authorized biography, you would know that part of Steve's personality the good & the bad

[@7_k265]

Some people don’t realize but these people who drop out are geniuses

[@rwdchannel2901]

He's right in some ways. I dropped out in my junior year of college. During my off time I learned a lot of things about health and stress relief. Later on I used these things I learned to get control of a disability I had that doctors couldn't help me with. I'm helping others with the same disability 20 years later.

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

You are inspirational. I have a mental disability and I am just incredibly grateful to anyone who devotes their time to helping people with any kind of disability to live a better quality of life. ❤ Every time a person with a disability reaches a goal that others said they'd never achieve, the stigma that surrounds all disabled people as a whole, it gets etched away a little. And little by little, achievement by achievement, milestone by milestone, being "disabled" is slowly becoming less of a controversial and less of a misunderstood label. I truly believe this. ❤ *I'm also so happy for you that you were able to defy those doctors and trust your instincts instead of giving up because "the smart doctors said it wasn't possible, so it must not be possible". That stops probably almost all people like you from even hoping for better. I'm sorry, I'm just so impressed that you didn't listen to them! Certainly it's understandable to accept what these highly educated "medical experts' tell you your limits are. Wow. You're so cool and badass. I ❤ it! I don't know if you'll see this, since you left this comment over a year ago, but I really, really hope that you do. I know I'm just a stranger on the internet, but I think it's fair to assume that just based on numbers, any opinion you encounter is likely shared by thousands of people that just never cross your path directly. THANK YOU FOR PAYING IT FORWARD! .❤❤❤❤❤

[@Embracing_Impermanance]

Believing that the dots will connect down the road will give you confidence to follow your heart

[@thekenconklin]

100%... #EndCollege

[@Devil-eg1xg]

Legends never die They became part of our life❤️

[@mrinmaychakravarty]

So true 😘

[@PARTH794B]

I WANT TO THANKS THE PERSON WHO MADE THIS VIDEO , WHICH TRANSMUTED THIS INVALUABLE MESSAGE TO ME IT MEANS TO ME A LOT , THANKS AGAIN .

[@kimyoung3484]

I miss him every day 😭 what a wonderful and talented person.❤️❤️

[@eduardoramon5737]

Thank you, really needed to hear something like this.

[@husnain_ahmad_official]

I dropped out to pursue entrepreneurship, got my first business set up and running and looking back to my fellow mates they feel like kids to me maybe I've outgrown them and taken too many responsibilities before the time I don't know but one thing is for sure I don't regret it

[@GrowthMindsetProductions]

*Taking* *control* *of* *your* *life* *is* *the* *KEY* *to* *happiness* *and* *success* . We all start somewhere, whether that be at the bottom or with a little help. Ultimately your potential is determined by your habits, which will *DEFINE* Who you are and what mark you leave on earth. 🧗‍♂️

[@tiktokmotivation8344]

I dropped out last year because I wasn't happy with what I was doing in university. Now I'm following my dreams it's not easy but I'm happy now and I'm enjoying the journey.

[@furkanb8467]

Whats ur dream then?

[@02pilot]

What is the dream you pursuing?

[@joygiftwilson286]

As long as u happy

[@hirosena-n1n]

I dropouts from college, now i chasing my passions in music and acting

[@sahariarrahat8861]

Respect for Steve job..I love him .He is a legend of technology..Degree is not necessary for being successful.

[@lotusflower668]

"You can't connect the dots looking forward. You can only connect them looking backward. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something, your gut, destiny, life, karma or whatever. Because believing that the dots will connect down the road will give you the confidence to follow your heart, even when it leads you off the well-worn path and that will make the difference."

[@9yearsago113]

😂😂😂 “windows copied the Mac” this guy is a gem

[@j4nni__904]

and Apple copied Xerox.

[@swapnilverma7892]

@@j4nni__904 🤣🤣😁😁😁

[@Funky32g]

@@j4nni__904 *Apple gives its stock to xerox in exchange of the xerox technology

[@MohitMishra-cl3rz]

@@j4nni__904 get some knowledge first as apple did gave them stock due to that

[@j4nni__904]

@@MohitMishra-cl3rz thats nice, but it does still not change the fact, that apple didnt came up with it, it was xerox

[@Ansh-sp3ij]

As important it is to trust yourself that the dots will connect, it is still equally important, if not more important, to work hard and I mean it when I say, "Work Hard",to make sure that the dots will have no choice But to connect themselves in the future..

[@khoi5591]

It’s sad that Steve Job’s last letter before passing away was that he regretted not enjoying a happy life; he couldn’t find joy from his business life.

[@positivelife9783]

One of the most motivational videos I've ever seen!

[@Pinkrevenge101]

Trust in the dots connecting

[@raymond3380]

I always cry when hear his voice 🙏❤

[@MatthewInstrumentalMusic]

So called Education is to test your memory only, the more you can remember, the higher score you get

[@thewhizkid3937]

I hope not. I hope people meet other people on their journeys.

[@DJ-ov2it]

Sounds like you havent been in or at the very least graduated from college.

[@samirn1983]

You must've skipped your English, science, math classes in highschool.... You have to use your understanding and use your knowledge in a variety of ways.

[@imhopelesslyaddictedtofent4266]

@@DJ-ov2it Im in college and I 100% agree. Just memorize and regurgitate and you’ll get straight As.

[@DJ-ov2it]

@@imhopelesslyaddictedtofent4266 Ok well I have graduated and I disagree.

[@hruaiachawngthu507]

3:30 that smackdown sure cheers me up..

[@stevengreidinger8295]

Jobs is an extreme outlier. The vast majority with a story like that either finish college eventually at a perfectly good state school or end up in food service or construction. Instead, while you're in college, it's OK to take the extra time and master something unusual, something different than you otherwise would. Like calligraphy! Be different, be smart.

[@ataberdi2064]

👍

[@pankajsangle2752]

Great man,we always miss you.

[@ezraken9618]

It's 2 am and i just dropped my phone on my face it bloody hurts

[@zer_alexhd74]

Has happened To me as well i feel u bro.

[@jabeyy5281]

happend to me i was bleeding and got mad

[@ezraken9618]

@@jabeyy5281 wow what does your phone weight 😂😂😂😂 hope you're alright mate

[@healthwealthlessonstosucce1926]

Great keep moving. We are connected with the same impact.

[@technastgamer6215]

Just start first, everything will come later automatically

[@StoryShotsApp]

Thanks for the captions!

[@Ahmad.S23]

it makes me sad when i remember that he had dead such brilliant guy

[@emilygarnett3774]

I think the true message of this is that it doesn't matter whether you do or don't drop out, ultimately what matters is that you find something you are genuinely passionate about/interested in and go with it. For some, that may be picking a degree course just because you enjoy, playing a sport on the side, taking up a music class or dropping out and becoming a carer. But whatever it is don't give up on it.

[@kovulion7777]

When you realize all this talk about dropping out of school only comes from famous lucky people, what about all the others who didnt get so lucky in life, they are no where to be found, people with school degrees can always run to a random workplace office

[@ABEL-cd2sp]

Where did the rest go? That’s rather simple honestly they went where their aspiration was, if they had none they didn’t go anywhere and just stayed as they were. If they didn’t do anything to help themselves what do you expect? I mean Steve dropped out of college but he isn’t telling you to do it, he’s telling you to put your big boy pants on and go get shit done. You can have a degree or not have a degree, if you don’t have the aspiration, discipline and focus to better your life then don’t expect things to get better. Basically if you’re a lazy little shit who refuses to work their ass off for something better then that’s fine just don’t be a bitch about it

[@alaricwitoyo2713]

This is called survivor bias. People look at the survivors and not the ones who didn't make it.

[@dr.sureshneelakantan3381]

I miss you STEVE wish I had met you once in my life, THE LEGEND

[@nagihangot6133]

Follow your instincts, even if it leads you off a cliff's edge.

[@maritomesquita6719]

cos you'll be following the truth inside you not in the truth given by man

[@terraghost]

This is not right at all

[@iqraiftikharshah4786]

@@krabby4456 be careful dear😀😀

[@purposecolorgoalsettingmot809]

“Your time is way too valuable to be wasting on people that can't accept who you are.” ― Turcois Ominek

[@syaamilrosli5120]

i agree with most of what was mentioned, just that, in reality, the dots dont connect the same way for every individual. we may or may not be successful, and whatever we do now may or may not help us succeed in life later on, also considering, if we would ever 'succeed'. eg; whatever great idea you worked on, the time when it'll become fruitful to everyone, is possibly after you've entrusted it to somebody else, like your children, pupils.. also considering, if the idea would ever succeed. saying that your great idea, may becomes great only after you are no more living and you will never get to experience all the appreciation. only by acknowledging the challenges ahead, we'll become more prepared

[@gitanjalipritchard7270]

Absolutely loved this ❤️

[@LostSoulAscension]

"You have to trust in something..." even if that means going to college. Steve dropped out cause he personally didnt know why he was there, nor saw the value in it, and his family was struggling. If you can afford it, know why youre there, and see the value in it, then dont let pop entreprenuer culture influence you n make you feel like youre missing out on something that everyone not in college is doing. Lemme tell you something, they'll be the same when you get out, but you'll be smarter, you have access to something they dont, a college, and will have more doors open to you after, as well as professors, and mentors you can look back on who are happy to help you with your future, given you made those connections, as well as a tripled income that of a high school diploma(B.A.'s), its not about the paper, its the people you meet along the way to achieving your goals, and colleges are places packed with opportunity, you just arent looking hard enough, so what makes you think you'll look when you are not in college. College is a beautiful time, make sure you know why youre there and know your values. Trust in the process. I agree though that there are classes that just feel like a waste of time, but not if you reframe your value on life and learning. Like that calligraphy class, you never know how what you're learning will contribute to your success in the future.

[@sterlthepearl1000]

"Sometimes not getting your dream, gives you your destiny." Tony Robbins

[@hwago123]

Well that’s kinda stupid

[@simplefinance1859]

Don't get it twisted. Steve Jobs dropped out not because he just wanted to be out of school but because he had a plan.

[@mith6849]

This^^ people have to realize he was a genius regardless of him being a dropout.

[@SciPunk]

Didn't you see the video?

[@Breadnbutter6875]

@@SciPunk haha true

[@antidelusionalpeeps]

He said, and I quote, "I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life"

[@DJ-mp7ze]

Did you even watch the video? He had no plan at that time! Apple got into his life way later

[@AyeRajaaa]

He is a Legend. We yet cherish you..!

[@AmanKhan-xy1tq]

"A piece of paper cannot decide your future you do" Hassan Khan

[@moneymakerfosho6915]

This was so emotional......Powerful stuff

[@heriam]

and i drop out from my college hoping to make a big time travel machine😂

[@broadcastingutkarsh8562]

i did that in 2024

[@youngtrader6968]

@@broadcastingutkarsh8562 😂😂😂

[@shubhamsingh7140]

Btw my time machine is on sell it was last used in 2035 Brand new condition.😂👍. congratulations we are on Mars by 2030.🙂👍

[@asktheetruscans9857]

The bartender looked up and said "We don't serve time travelers here." Then you entered the bar.

[@Sportydan11]

I just dropped out...After 2 years. I couldnt do it anymore. It was such a waste of time and money! I was learning NOTHING towards my career as a sports Graphic Designer. I'm so nervous right now. But I really.hope it works out because I have such a huge passion for this.

[@Sportydan11]

@Kate Skyle exactly! Why should I spend thousands and thousands of dollars for a piece of paper where in most fact which i think a study was done where like 70%, of college students that recently graduated dont get a job till like 4 years after. And most times there normal jobs you dont even need a degree in to begin with. Yeah with you being a makeup artist I really dont think you need to go to college. And exactly like everything that I learned like science and history? How does that involve what I want to do in life? Like I'm spending all this money for these classes to where 1) I can go on google and easily search everything that they are teaching us. Lucky your parents never forced you :( as my parents judged me on my choice and unfortunately society did too. It's so sad that society is like this. But I really think that some of our generation is stating to finally realize that. Why go to college for these things? And be thousands in debt. (Sorry for that novel)

[@EleeBot]

how you doing now?

[@Sportydan11]

@@EleeBot Sadly, I Had to go back. It was so hard to find a job without a degree in general. I had a job at the time but lost it due to covid. and Now after about 2 years of that comment. I went back. I really suggest staying in school and sticking it out.

[@EleeBot]

@@Sportydan11 how many years away are you from your degree and what degree are you going for if you don’t mind me asking? Thanks

[@Sportydan11]

@EleeBot After this semester I will have my associates. And then 2 more years after that I'll get my bachelors. And I'm going for graphic design

[@moon-xf1il]

I drop out of my school I drop out of my college and drop out from someone's life am working hard for my better life

[@Sargeos_]

chandini chand Learn about law of attraction

[@GiacomoLami]

It was an honer for me to shake his hand 16 years ago during a conference. I wanted to ask him to hire me, no words came out. It is more precious like that

[@saskiavanhoutert3190]

I trust somehow in Steve Jobs and I still like Apple, somehow ´I´ need his knowledge, thanks, kind regards.

[@PrinceKumar-hh6yn]

Not Just the words; the images r making it more LIVE

[@dubbic1854]

Me clicking on every video titled as why dropped out of college because I have exam tomorrow.

[@demonlord4803]

Same

[@thekenconklin]

Drop out of college, then help me #EndCollege

[@Wheremusic_and_art_is]

Reading his book is so inspiring.

[@edgarlg345]

I got that if you ever drop-out of something... drop-in to something else!

[@kheersagarpatel3195]

steve job will always remain in our hearts

[@souogeovani]

3:31 - and since Windows just copied the Mac it's likely that no personal computer would have them. BEST PART

[@mamoonabibi7799]

Subtitle is so much great I understand easily thank you so much

[@kyachannelhey5895]

I am A high School Drop out Now I Have a Good Job Or Money making Side hustle..❤

[@chrisbanisch]

Your passion is what you desire to create in this world, and your purpose is how the creation(s) add value to people’s lives. The value we add to others lives has the potential to bring serious ROI

[@Lich1]

School is great for some, and useless for others. It all depends on the person.

[@0w83]

also depending on the school, there’s a shit ton lots of horrible students in each school you see, or maybe good students and horrible education system and teachers. I love school but a school i wanto to choose at. Studying by myself, without anyone interrupting me, since i was always a torublemaker as a child and i’d always love hurting students back then, and i knew i was wrong since i have autism and i couldn’t really handle my anger. I’m being homeschooled now and i will maybe go to college depending

[@tanvirmahfuz202]

By "connecting dots", Steve means "connecting experiences" or "connecting knowledge of different sources". That shows how much Openness Personality trait he had. You can't guess a new colour, or a new animal. All you can do is to connect the informations you already have in your mind. Because this is how Orange is created by connecting Red and Yellow. Ideas are born when you're discussing with people to connect their experience to yours, or when you're looking your life backwards to connect the older experience with the present one.

[@alexwilliam3591]

(Thanks Steve job's love you ❤️)

[@amank.7052]

Later on the dots will connect you to the confidence you have in your heart, even later on when it leads you off the path.... so true

[@MidnightStorm4990]

Everyone gonna drop out of college now

[@jordanarcos391]

Most people should

[@mazinabubeker5673]

@@jordanarcos391 Most people shouldn't*

[@sabernita6188]

@@mazinabubeker5673 you both right.

[@jamesbond7034]

@@sabernita6188 and you also

[@GGGGGG-xd8ru]

@@mazinabubeker5673 Most people should drop out, and stop being brainwashed.