Steve Jobs : Secrets of Life 2012 (Rare Interview)

In 1994, Steve Jobs was interviewed by the Silicon Valley Historical Association. In this rare, un-choreographed interview about how young people should approach life, Steve Jobs talks about taking risks, changing your surroundings and how people will not appreciate his inventions after he is gone.

Supporting commentary about Steve Jobs is included from: Nolan Bushnell (founder, Atari), Larry Ellison (founder, Oracle), Scott McNealy (founder, Sun Microsystems), Steve Wozniak (founder, Apple), Mike Markkula (founder, Apple), John Warnock (founder, Adobe), Chuck Geschke (founder, Adobe), Regis McKenna (early Apple marketing), Fred Hoar (early Apple public relations), Kevin Surace (founder, Serious Energy), and Lisa Jardine (Renaissance historian).

This program was filmed over a 20 year period (1992 – 2012) by the Santa Clara Valley Historical Association.

What he said during that interview was remarkable. In this never before released film interview footage, Steve shares his views of the world and talks about his values, advice to entrepreneurs and his thoughts on how to best live life.

The interview was originally part of the documentary Silicon Valley: A 100 Year Renaissance, hosted by Walter Cronkite and put together by the association.

Production Date: 2012


Playing Time: 30 Minutes