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In the biography of Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, the author explores the innovative mindset of Jobs. A key theme is the power of confidence and belief in one’s abilities. Jobs exemplified this philosophy by often asserting that acting as if a task is achievable can lead to success. His approach inspired those around him to push boundaries and strive for excellence, reinforcing the idea that mindset can significantly shape outcomes.

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