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Steve Jobs is an Awe-Inspiring Failure

Steve Jobs is an awe-inspiring failure. Truly, an inspiration to failures everywhere. Because when Steve Jobs fails, his success is undeniable.

As Jobs retires from his position as the CEO of Apple, I am reminded of his 2005 commencement address at Stanford University. That day, Jobs listed some of his favorite failures—dropping out of college, being fired from Apple at the age of 30, and the apparent failure of his body in the face of a terrifying cancer diagnosis.

Interview with John Cary

Meet John Cary, who has pioneered a career at the intersection of design and social innovation.

Interview with Courtney E. Martin

Meet Courtney E. Martin, who graced the TED stage to talk about feminism and wanted to be a part-time doctor, part-time waitress when she grew up. In the spirit of big q’s, ask yourself some of the questions Courtney answered, and tell us how you are working on purpose.

Graduation Day

The New York Times Writes About "Doing Good in a Bad Economy"

Making a difference is not an accidental career path, as implied in a front page article of yesterday’s The New York Times business section.

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