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In 1974, Steve Jobs came to India in search for enlightenment. 7 months later, he returned with a philosophy that would later build Apple into a $1 trillion empire. Here’s the philosophy: At 19, Jobs was feeling lost after dropping out of college.

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This totally makes sense. Apple’s focus on simplicity and intuitive design definitely feels inspired by something deeper. Jobs knew how to cut through the noise.

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