I'm not impressed by this "life's best work" stuff because (to be blunt) most people never produce anything worth caring about in their careers. It's not that t

I'm not impressed by this "life's best work" stuff because (to be blunt) most people never produce anything worth caring about in their careers. It's not that they're stupid or lazy or lack the talent. They just never get the opportunity. Most of the work people are paid to do mediocre garbage and not allowed to push further. If Steve Jobs deserves credit, it's for giving people permission to excel (or, I should say, not getting in their way). I am going to post a primary about why Steve Jobs succeeded.