The Power of Self-Craftsmanship: How Personal Growth Leads to a Better You-Focus On What's Unseen As Much As What Is Seen

Steve Jobs, the former CEO of Apple, learned about craftsmanship from his father, Paul Jobs. Paul was a skilled mechanic and carpenter who taught his son the importance of taking pride in one’s work and striving for excellence. Growing up, Steve spent time working alongside his father on projects around the house, developing a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and attention to detail. This early exposure to the value of craft and the importance of quality work influenced Steve’s approach to design and his emphasis on excellence throughout his career. It was the legacy of his father’s teachings that helped shape Steve’s approach to creative problem solving and helped him become one of the most successful and innovative leaders of our time. ——————————————————— Follow me on Social Media Intagram Twitter YouTube FaceBook LinkedIn ———————————————————– Grab a Copy of My Books “The Stone Chiseler” “Push Play: Taking Your Life Off Pause” ——————————————————– Want to Improve always in ALL ways?  Please checkout The Vitruvian Lab, my personal training and coaching site for both live and on-line training for: Health and Longevity Mindset Optimization Behavioral Science Business Mentoring ——————————————————– Thank you for listening to The Jason Wright Show. If you liked this episode PLEASE subscribe and leave a 5 Star rating.  I’m always writing articles on ways to improve always in ALL ways! Please consider signing up for my newsletter, ‘The Vitruvian Letter.’