In "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson, the author reflects on Jobs' return home after spending seven months in Indian villages. This period profoundly impacted Jobs, allowing him to immerse himself in a different culture and philosophy, shaping his approach to life and work. His experiences in India influenced his values, emphasizing simplicity, design, and the importance of creativity, elements that became central to his later ventures at Apple.

Upon his return, Jobs brought with him a fresh perspective. His time away allowed him to reassess his priorities, particularly in relation to technology and its intersection with human experience. The insights gained during his travels contributed to his vision of creating products that were not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing and accessible, ultimately redefining consumer electronics.