I began to realize that an intuitive understanding and consciousness was more significant than abstract thinking and intellectual logical analysis, he later said. His intensity, however, made it difficult for him to achieve inner peace; his Zen awareness was
In Walter Isaacson's book about Steve Jobs, the author highlights Jobs' realization that intuitive understanding and heightened consciousness were more vital than simply relying on abstract thought and logical reasoning. This insight reflects Jobs' deep appreciation for intuition in the creative process and decision-making.
Despite his profound insights, Jobs struggled with maintaining inner peace due to his intense personality. His quest for Zen awareness was often challenged by the pressures and demands of his visionary pursuits, creating a complex relationship between mindfulness and the drive for innovation.
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