Steve Jobs' Brutal Reply When He Got Insulted On Stage (1997) #podcast #clips #successmindset

In 1997, Apple was 90 days from bankruptcy and Steve Jobs had just returned. At WWDC, a developer stood up and told him: "You don't know what you're talking about." The room went silent. Why his reply is a masterclass: He didn't defend the technology. He admitted the guy was right - OpenDoc DID do things nothing else did. But that's the trap. Most founders fall in love with features. Steve's rule that saved Apple was: Start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology. Not the other way around. Business Lesson / Hack if you're building something: Your product doesn't need to do the most things. It needs to fit into a cohesive vision that can sell $10B. Here's the tip: Before you add any new feature, ask - "Does this make the customer experience 10x clearer?" If not, kill it. That's why he killed OpenDoc and built the iMac. That mindset shift from tech-first to customer-first is why Apple went from bankrupt to $3T. What part of his reply hit you the hardest? This video includes original commentary and educational breakdown of Steve Jobs' 1997 WWDC Q&A. #stevejobs #apple #wwdc #1997 #stevejobsquotes #leadership #mindset #business #comeback mark zuckerberg, meta, elon musk, US, united states #unitedstates #usa #Startup #Innovation #ProductStrategy #SaaS #Tech #Founder #VentureCapital #SiliconValley #YouTubeShorts #Shorts #billionaire #millionaire #mentality #millionaremindset #motivation #discipline #motivational #selfmastery #success #successmindset #fyp» #foryou #billionaires #billionairemindset #fyp:/viral #success #founder #founders #startuplife #billionaire #motivationdaily #career #careerdevelopment #leadershipskills #promotionstrategy #worklife #successmindset #fy #startup #motivationdaily #mindset #mindsetmatters