Well, alex, to tell you the truth, i found you are sometimes a little bit too "arguing", every problem i proposed you will then try to question it. I don't know why, this maybe your style, but i hope you are not trying to disguise something.
If anytime you think my point is incorrect, please just point out the one you consider correct, not just questioning please.
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I thought you wanted answers to your questions? Answers don't always come with feelings. For most people they just know that's the answer.
The truth is just I don't know the answer, nor do I have any feeling of familarity.
some of my mind probing questions for the steve jobs book:
1) What are the similarities between steve jobs and other succesful people in their character?
2) how does steve jobs grow to be a better leader?
3) what are the major problems during his early childhood?
4) how's his family environment?
5) what are the strength and weakness of steve jobs, and how does them affected his leadership style?
6) what are the things that I can learn from steve job's success & failure in apple?
