Steve Jobs died a billionaire at 56.
His dying thoughts encourage us to reflect on life's meaning:
His dying thoughts encourage us to reflect on life's meaning:
1/ "Wealth is just a life experience... At this moment, as I lay sick in bed, I realize that recognition and wealth are insignificant in the face of impending death..."
2/ Life's essence isn't in material possessions.
Wealth, recognition, and luxury are fleeting and ultimately empty.
Wealth, recognition, and luxury are fleeting and ultimately empty.
3/ Be courteous and considerate.
In a materialistic world, treat everyone with kindness and respect, regardless of their status or possessions.
In a materialistic world, treat everyone with kindness and respect, regardless of their status or possessions.
4/ As we age and gain wisdom, we appreciate life's intangible aspects:
✴️ Love
✴️ Friendship
✴️ Personal growth
Material possessions offer temporary happiness but not lasting fulfillment.
✴️ Love
✴️ Friendship
✴️ Personal growth
Material possessions offer temporary happiness but not lasting fulfillment.
5/ Steve Jobs' words emphasize focusing on what truly matters:
✴️ A $30 watch & a $300 watch serve the same purpose
✴️ A $150,000 car & a $30,000 car take us to the same destination
It's about how we use what we have, not what we own.
✴️ A $30 watch & a $300 watch serve the same purpose
✴️ A $150,000 car & a $30,000 car take us to the same destination
It's about how we use what we have, not what we own.
6/ Time on Earth is limited; don't neglect the value of relationships & experiences.
Cherish moments and people around you – they bring true happiness.
Cherish moments and people around you – they bring true happiness.
7/ Ask yourself: Are you living a life without regrets? Are you nurturing relationships & personal growth? It's never too late to refocus on what truly matters.
8/ Steve Jobs' dying thoughts remind us to live with intention, kindness, & humility.
Prioritize love, growth, & experiences over material possessions.
Prioritize love, growth, & experiences over material possessions.
Enjoyed the thread? Retweet to share.
Loading suggestions...