Commencement address by Steve Jobs

The three stories addressed by Steve Jobs in commencement of Stanford University. The first story is talking about a child who was adopted at birth. His biological mother left him strongly. His parents adopted him and promised to let him to go to college. “You have to trust in something — your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever.” Steve Jobs said. When he grew up. He dropped out the Reed College, stopped spending his parents savings, and drop in only one class “typography”. The dots are very important in Steve Jobs life. He said,” when you look backward ten years later, you can see the truth.” Have you ever done some things for future following your gut, destiny, whatever? The second story is about lost and his love. Sometimes life hits you in the head with a brick. He got fired from the Apple that he started. He was totally defeated and didn’t know how to do in the further, but he still loves what he did. Don't lose faith. Steve Jobs started his two successful company named NeXT and Pixar. Finally, he returns to apple again. The third story is about death. A doctor told him that he is nearly to die. It seems every thing in the end. After the surgery, he is fine now. “If today were the last day of your life, would you want to do what you are about to do today?” Steve Jobs said. It is true that you never know when you will die. When he make the big choices in his life. The question will be in his mind to remind him to do right thing. "Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish." I hope that I have always wished that for myself.