If We Hadn't Put A Man On

Innovation Has Never Come Through Bureaucracy And Hierarchy. It's Always Come From Individuals.

I Have Found That I Always Learn More From My Mistakes Than From My Successes. If You Aren't Making Some Mistakes, You Aren't Taking Enough Chances.

Everything At Apple Can Be Best Understood Through The Lens Of Designing. Whether It's Designing The Look And Feel Of The User Experience, Or The Industrial Design, Or The System Design, And Even Things Like How The Boards Were Laid Out.

The Japanese Always Started With The Market Share Of Components First. So One Would Dominate, Let's Say, Sensors, And Someone Else Would Dominate Memory, And Someone Else Hard Drives And Things Of That Sort.

Steve Jobs Was Not An Engineer: He Was A Brilliant Individual With This Ability To See Around Corners, To See Things That Other People Couldn't See. I've Learned Over The Years In The Apple That There Are Some Really Talented People Who Can Take The Same Evidence, The Same Facts, And Look At Them And See Them In A Way That Interprets Those Facts Entirely Different Than Most People Do.