How to be a Visionary Like Steve Jobs and His $429 Million NeXT Company | Technology Documentary
Almost no one knows about Steve Jobs' visionary secret company: NeXT Computer. His disruptive innovation required extremely high levels of curiosity, bravery and insanity, as gateways to access human genius. On this episode of ‘Disrupted’ Technology Documentary, we’ll revisit the story of how, after being fired from Apple, his own company in 1985, Steve Jobs managed to create something truly great and extremely innovative for industry standards at the time. Humanity's greatest inventions and innovations have happened because someone dared to do things differently. Steve Jobs, creator of Apple, was a visionary, an inventor, but especially a close observer of human behavior.
On this episode of Pixiebolt’s Disrupted: we’ll also explore the most determining, but least talked about aspects of human behavior, discover the core reasoning behind new social movements and shifts, and ultimately what motivates and shakes people to their core. Join this journey, as we uncover together, today's Zeitgeist: the Digital Animals of our time.
Chapters
00:00 Steve Jobs Innovation Intro
01:10 Pixiebolt DISRUPTED
01:20 When Steve Jobs created NeXT Computer
01:55 NeXT innovation the computing industry
02:18 Apple Purchased Next for $429 Million
02:50 Apple Valuation & Jobs Vision
03:15 The seed of Disruptive Innovation
03:50 Steve Jobs, Henry Ford & Market Research
04:41 How to Train Your Mind for Disruptive Innovation?
05:45 Setev Jobs Innovation Phase
06:46 Creative Mind Experiences
07:13 Steve Jobs Secret for Innovating
07:43 Ethnography as a Tool for Innovation
08:12 The Secret to Understand Humans
08:51 Steve Jobs Beyond Ethnography
09:44 Privacy Concerns of Ethnograpic Research
10:12 Digital Animals Intro
11:48 Zeitgeist: The Digital Animals of Your Time
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