The secrets behind Steve Jobs' success

I’ve spent weeks analysing Steve Jobs’ career and in today’s show, I’ll share how he uses psychological biases and principles to influence people and even manipulate them. Steve was a master of persuasion, but he wasn’t super-human, he just used simple tactics that anyone can replicate. In this two-part series, we’re going to break down how he did it, starting by explaining the persuasion tactics he used to get what he wanted.
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If you have time, I think you should really look into the “Harvey” character of Suits. Despite a fictional character, I see many similar tactics that Harvey uses to convince people like Jobs did in real life. Moreover, he actually uses a lot more advanced techniques like expressing strong, bold, borderline bully-like personality to other people to make them submit to him, but in a way that they respect and rely on him instead of fear and resent him.

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Great, it seems that Steve Jobs was an giant ahole and was successful despite that, which is a shame.

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A shame?

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A lot of people the media promoted are like that which makes them poor role models. It's a bad role model to copy because it isn't scalable