Steve Jobs on Personal Life & Family
Across these recordings, Jobs says his most valuable things are his family, his recovery, and the ability to keep going. He speaks privately about family, says illness made life feel fragile, and treats survival after a liver transplant as a matter of gratitude and organ-donor generosity.
“I'm a private person, and when I think of the most valuable things in my life, I think of my family.”
“Because the last few years have reminded me that life is fragile.”
“I wouldn't be here without such generosity.”
1:37Steve Jobs on Nervousness Before Going On Camera
1:14:19Steve Jobs on Return After Liver Transplant: Back at Apple
0:08Steve Jobs on Steve Jobs: How Did He Not Know?
11:06Steve Jobs on Focus: Always Forward
3:49Steve Jobs on Lisa: Restored Demo Footage
1:49Steve Jobs on Apple's Comeback: I'm Back at Apple
0:39Steve Jobs on Humor: A Playful Exchange
0:06Steve Jobs on Living With Squares and Stiffs
0:24Steve Jobs on Jobs and Wozniak
1:39Steve Jobs on Organ Donation: A thank-you and update
1:36Steve Jobs on the Apple Store: Now I Can Finally See Inside
2:33Steve Jobs on Family: A Brief Exchange
7:33Steve Jobs on Connecting the Dots: The First Story
6:22Steve Jobs on Interviewing
4:55Steve Jobs on 30th Birthday Tribute
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