veteran colleagues at Apple used to call his reality distortion field.
In Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs, the author highlights how Jobs had a unique ability to influence those around him through what veteran Apple colleagues referred to as his "reality distortion field." This term describes Jobs' extraordinary capacity to convince people to believe in his vision, often transcending the constraints of reality and practicality. His charisma and persuasive skills enabled him to push boundaries, motivating his team to achieve seemingly...
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