Comment: Brave jobs starts with meditation

Apple's founder, Steve Jobs, is known as the "Legend of God", in addition to his introduction to change the world of aesthetic products, but also inseparable from his personality brought about by the mysterious aura. Yes, almost every biography of jobs mentions Jobs ' "bad temper" and "no hard-nosed" to employees.　　But the biographer cannot avoid the "philosopher" side of Steve Jobs, whose philosophical descriptions often sound like a sermon. At Stanford's graduation ceremony in 2005, Jobs delivered one of the most important speeches of his life, when he was diagnosed with cancer and Mr. Jobs spoke frankly about "death" in his speech. "No one wants to die, even if they want to go to heaven, people will not die to be there," biography of Steve Jobs, a new book, has just published. But death is the end of each of us, and no one can escape it. It should be, because death is the best invention of life. It promotes the change of life, the innovation.　　The guru said.　　So "Life and death", do not know whether and jobs when he was young, "meditation" experience. There was a time in jobs ' life when he dropped out of the University of Otogawa and returned to Silicon Valley, where he often went to the Zen Center, hosted by Master B of Japan. Before the start of Apple, jobs did not know how to decide his future, he wanted to go to Japan to continue to practice, but can not give up the ideal of entrepreneurship, and then to the Zen master. And Jackson told him the famous Zen story--the wind-blown streamers move. "Thousands of years ago, a monk said: ' It's the wind." And the monk said, ' It is the streamers that move. Six zu can say: ' Not the wind, nor the streamers, but the heartbeat. "I don't know how Zen's practice has influenced Jobs's personality, but in his next life, whether it's making a corporate product strategy or confronting a personnel struggle, or even facing a life-and-death challenge, Jobs has been following his heart." "Your time is limited, don't waste your time repeating others ' lives." Don't be trapped by dogma, which means you live in the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others obscure your own inner voice, your thoughts, and your intuition, they know in some way what you really want to be, all the other things are secondary.　　"Mr. Jobs said. Zhang Dawn