Jobs said the same thing, but in that unmistakably his, much terser style. "Stay hungry, stay foolish." Of course, not too literally: not as hungry and foolish

Jobs said the same thing, but in that unmistakably his, much terser style. "Stay hungry, stay foolish." Of course, not too literally: not as hungry and foolish as a savant hunting for prey. We're talking about markets, too. Observe the heavy brain lifting going on in entrepreneurship at the same time. One half of the entrepreneurs brain is, and needs to be hungry and foolish; the other so ruthlessly rational, perpetually self-scrutinizing, plus balancing and aligning private goals with public demand. All of this is neither literally the outcome of nor a requirement for "hungriness" or "foolishness".