In "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson, the narrative explores the life and influences that shaped the visionary co-founder of Apple. The book begins with an introduction outlining its purpose and significance, followed by an epigraph that sets the tone for his story. It delves into key chapters, each detailing pivotal moments of Jobs’ life, such as his childhood where feelings of abandonment contrasted with his eventual embrace by adoptive parents.

The narrative progresses through significant partnerships, particularly his relationship with Steve Wozniak, and Jobs’ early ventures, including Atari and his travels to India. The rise of Apple Inc. is chronicled through the development of the Apple I and Apple II, signaling a revolution in technology. Personal aspects of Jobs' life, including his relationship with Chrisann and his daughter Lisa, provide insight into the personal challenges he faced alongside his professional successes.