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yeah

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stay hungry stay foolish

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every morning you wake up there are two[br]doors and there are thundering knocks

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at each one of them

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behind one lies your destiny

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and living

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behind the other

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lies death

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living is engaging your life with[br]intensity and passion

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once you get through all the pages and[br]all the rules and all the principles and

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all the formats and all the plans and[br]all the templates comes down to that do

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the fucking work

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start today

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I don't care when your life clock started[br]ticking

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start fucking right now. Today

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by 6:16 you can change your fucking perspective of the world

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and of your life

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my advice

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fucking do it dig fucking deep and get it done

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do the workof your life

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your time is limited so don't waste it[br]living someone else's life

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don't be trapped by Dogma which is[br]living with the results of other people's thinking

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no matter what anybody tells you

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words and ideas can change the world

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don't let the noise of others opinions[br]drown out your own inner voice and most

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important have the courage to follow[br]your heart and intuition they somehow

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already know what you truly want to[br]become

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I stand up on my desk to remind myself[br]that we must constantly look at things

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in a different way

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just when you think you know something[br]you have to look at it in another way

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even though it may seem silly or wrong

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you must try

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boys you must strive to find your own[br]voice

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because the longer you wait to begin the less likely you are finding it all

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Thoreau said most men lead lives of quiet[br]desperation

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don't be resined to that

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breakout

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I suddenly had this kind of thing wash[br]over me where I thought imagine chasing

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that and not getting it and getting it[br]finally in you're 80's or your 90's

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with all of life behind you and[br]realizing what an unbelievable waste of

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your

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it can't fill you up it will never if[br]that's a hole that you have that won't fill it

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I imagined

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another one of me you know an old man[br]kind of going like oh my God where did

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my life go what have I done

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reed college at that time offered[br]perhaps the best calligraphy instruction

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in the country throughout the campus[br]every poster every label on every drawer

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was beautifully and Calla graft because[br]i had dropped out and didn't have to

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take the normal classes

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I decided to take a calligraphy class to[br]learn how to do this

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I learned about serif and sans serif[br]typefaces about varying the amount of

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space between different letter[br]combinations about what makes great

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typography great

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it was beautiful historical artistically[br]subtle in a way that science can't

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capture and I found it fascinating

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none of this had even a hope of any[br]practical application in my life but 10

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years later when we were designing the[br]first macintosh computer in all came back

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and we designed it all into the mac

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it was the first computer with beautiful[br]typography

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if I had never dropped in on that single[br]course in college

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the mac would have never had multiple[br]typefaces are proportionally spaced

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fonts

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if I had never dropped out I would have[br]never dropped in on that calligraphy

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class and personal computers might not[br]have the wonderful typography that they

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do

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of course it was impossible to connect[br]the dots looking forward when I was in

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college but it was very very clear[br]looking backwards

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ten years later

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and if you don't bring your idea here[br]when you die all of us will suffer

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because we've been deprived of your[br]genius because you allowed but to keep

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you in the bleachers of not pursuing[br]your greatness you take it to your grave

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with you

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I was lucky

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I found what I love to do early in life[br]waz (wozniak) and i started apple in my parent's

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garage when I was 20

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we worked hard and in 10 years Apple[br]grown from just the two of us in the

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garage into a two billion dollar company[br]with over 4,000 employees

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go confidently in the direction of your[br]dreams and live the life that you've

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imagined

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if you can't summon up the energy the[br]excitement the enthusiasm for something

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your life every day is going to be a drag to wake up to

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when you crawl out from underneath the covers every morning and you sit on the edge of

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the bed

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you have a choice before you

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decide[br]whatever you want to do that you are now

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going to become actively involved right[br]now exploring the possibilities for you

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that you're going to look at it and do[br]just a little bit of it right now decide

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decide to do it now

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there's no guarantees you are going to[br]show up tomorrow

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there are a lot of people who were here yesterday[br]that they're not here today there are a

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lot of opportunities that were around[br]yesterday

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they're not here today

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oh you can wait but you know what abraham lincoln said well good things might

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come to those who wait but only the[br]things that have been left over by those

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who hustled

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when I was young there was an amazing[br]publication called the whole earth

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catalog which was one of the Bible's of[br]my generation

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it was created by a fellow named Stewart[br]Brand not far from here in menlo park

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and he brought it to life with this[br]poetic touch

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this was in the late sixties before[br]personal computers and desktop

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publishing

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so it was all made with typewriters[br]scissors and polaroid cameras

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it was sort of like Google in paperback[br]form 35 years before Google came along

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it was idealistic overflowing with neat[br]tools and great notions

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Stuart and his team put out several[br]issues of the whole earth catalog and

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then when it run its course they put out[br]a final issue

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it was the mid-nineteen seventies and I[br]was your age

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on the back cover of their final issue[br]was a photograph of an early morning

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country road

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the kind you might find yourself[br]hitchhiking on if you were so

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adventurous beneath it were the words

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stay hungry stay foolish it was their[br]farewell message as they signed off

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stay hungry stay foolish