Steve Jobs didn’t have to cultivate his taste.
He just looked at shit and it bothered him.
He just looked at shit and it bothered him.
Steve Jobs took a calligraphy class and it improved his skill, but I think his “taste” was always latent.
After all, why was the class interesting to Steve in the first place?
Lots of people take calligraphy classes.
It isn’t a life-changing moment for them.
After all, why was the class interesting to Steve in the first place?
Lots of people take calligraphy classes.
It isn’t a life-changing moment for them.
Answer: Steve Jobs was already searching the world for beautiful things.
It was in-built into him.
Over the years, he refined that taste, but even as a child, he had a primitive sense of aesthetics.
It was in-built into him.
Over the years, he refined that taste, but even as a child, he had a primitive sense of aesthetics.
