Steve Jobs is the co-founder/CEO of Apple Computer and Pixar Animation. In his commencement address to a Stanford University student graduating class, Jobs shared with the hopeful college graduates anecdotes from his own personal life. In his first story, he states that he dropped out of college during his first year at college and instead opted to attend school as a drop-in where he was only required to take classes in which interested in. He decided to take a calligraphy class, in which he became fascinated with. He then goes on to say that ten years after taking the class, when designing the first Macintosh computer, he was able to draw from his memory all that he had learned from the calligraphy class he took and as a result create the first personal computer with beautiful typography. In addition, Jobs tells how he was fired from his company and how it allowed him to focus his attention other endeavors. Steve Jobs’ decision to drop out of college was a very bold decision to make. However, he trusted his gut instinct and trusted that everything was going to work out well. He was able to tap into his intuition and allow it to guide him. In the end, he was able to connect the dots and realize that had he not dropped out and became a drop in, he would have never been able to produce the beautiful typography seen on modern personal computers today. After getting fired from a company that he founded and help build, Steve Jobs decided that he wasn’t going to let one bad experience ruin him and didn’t give up faith in what he did. He instead used that same fervor and love that he had for Apple to build another company. He insists that because of his love and passion for what he did, that is what kept him going. Although Steve Jobs didn’t take the conventional path to success, he understood that his destiny was what he made it to be. He didn’t allow other people’s