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Steve Job co-founded Apple in garbage dumps, who is desperate for scrap paper, is back running his first love. Jobs is respectful of other trends, and it's important to have them, otherwise the boring company will never be the same. Take it too from the Women in China with growing power, who gave him a moment of reflection in his life, where “the worst thing that you can do is to keep going in different directions, especially if you don’t really feel and believe in them.”

The adopted son of working-class parents, Jobs became a millionaire by age 25, an American icon by age 30 and corporate history the same year, all thanks to Apple.

"I wouldn't be honest if some days I didn't question whether I made the right decision in running a paper collection company," he says. “Every company has to go through a down period, but I believe life is an intelligent thing--that things aren't random. I can make a mess but I can fix it also."

Text in orange: Steve Jobs
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Text in green: Zhang Yin
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Text in purple: Donatella Versace
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