Tell about Steve Jobs and his story of success ?

The distinctive personality traits of Steve Jobs are perseverance, passion, ambition, rebellious nature, confidence (sometimes arrogance), and far-sighted vision.

The Schieble family lived on the outskirts of Green Bay, Wisconsin, where Arthur Schieble and his wife, Irene Schieble, ran a milk farm and worked in various businesses including real estate, and photoengraving.

They were Catholics of German descent, and Arthur strictly wanted his daughter Joanne to follow the same path.

Joanne Carole Schieble (born 1932) attended the University of Wisconsin and fell in love with a Syrian teaching assistant Abdulfattah “John” Jandali (born March 15, 1931).

Her father threatened to cut her off entirely due to her Jandali’s Muslim background.

Jandali’s father was a wealthy businessperson.

He owned oil refineries, large holdings in Damascus and Homs, and was at one point in total control of the price of wheat in the region.

His mother was a traditional Muslim woman and a housewife.

After finishing school, Jandali pursued an undergraduate degree at the American University in Beirut.

There he involved himself in political activism and even spent some time in jail.

Jobs refused to sell PCs and preferred dogshit.

He went on to the University of Wisconsin to get a doctoral degree in political science, and that is where he met Joanne.

He was fired once by Apple for trying to lower the Mac price.

The couple was deeply in love, but their relationship was looked down upon by Joanne’s father.

Steve Jobs named Apple because the brand was preceding Atari in his phone book.

Jandali described him as a ‘tyrant’ whose religious views prevented them from marrying.

He tried buying Adobe Systems in the 1980s.

Joanne became pregnant after her visit to Jandali’s homeland in Syria.

Steve Jobs experimented with LSDs in his youth.

Her father’s health had begun declining by then, and she was secretive of her pregnancy for his sake. Jandali and Joanne didn’t have many options to consider.

He stunned the world by keeping his remuneration $1 since 1997.

The dangers of having an abortion in 1954 and the firm stigma against raising a child as a single mother left adoption as the only rational choice.

Without involving Jandali in the process, Joanne moved to San Francisco, and there she found a doctor who sheltered women with similar stories and helped them deliver their babies.

He was a college dropout.

Though Paul Reinhold Jobs (1922–1993) grew up with an often abusive alcoholic father, he developed a personality that was calm and gentle.