RIP: Steve Jobs, Visionary Leader and Lisen's Neighbor

Bravo @businessweek for an extraordinary and inspirational issue on Steve Jobs. This one is a keeper: http://businessweek.com FYI @BlogHer, for all of you who posted about him as an inspiration this week.

I love what Lisen had to say. This is my post from today http://onewomanseye.blogspot.com/2011/10/walking-w...

Here is a tribute to Steve Jobs from someone that walked the talk in the very beginning. RIP In Peace Steve Jobs...From my Umpteenth Apple Computer (http://www.retireinstyleblog.com/2011/10/rip-steve...

@amandadecardy

Steve Jobs made me a better mom. His creative spirit reminds me to appreciate and nurture all the joys and frustrations of childhood, because therein lies the genius of invention, the engine of progress and the simple joy of life.

http://targetmom.wordpress.com/2011/10/06/steve-jo...

I spent many years working in the television business. Because of Steve Jobs, I can carry TV around with me in my purse. See our tribute to Steve Jobs on The Flaming Nose, along with what is often considered the greatest TV commercial of all time; the 1984 Apple spot.

http://flamingnose.blogspot.com/2011/10/farewell-s...

My graphic design career couldn't have happened without Steve Jobs' imagination. My tribute is here:

http://knitrunrepeat.blogspot.com/2011/10/rip.html

Even better, though? Go here:

http://youtu.be/dX9GTUMh490

This former technophobe discusses how Steve Jobs made <a href="http://suburbancorrespondent.blogspot.com/2011/10/rip-steve-jobs.html">computers safe for the world and the world safe for computer geeks</a>.

What an amazing man - I have never seen another in recent history who could sell something that we didn't even know we needed and now cannot live without.

http://realhousewivesclipcoupons.com/2011/10/my-fi...

Just another reflection on how Steve Job's influence touched us all:

http://www.healingrescuedogs.com/2011/06/visionary...

I'm a long-time Steve Jobs admirer and saddened by the tremendous loss the world has suffered in Steve's untimely death. Here are two stories I've written about my love affair with Apple products and the life of Steve Jobs:

http://www.blogher.com/why-im-mac

http://cloudhackz.com/2011/10/06/steve-jobs-living...

My heart is breaking for his family, intimate friends and colleagues.

I'm grateful Steve Jobs's vision and companies gave me and my family so much to believe in, enjoy and be inspired by -- at work, at home and, via Pixar, in the heart. As Melissa said, "Goodnight, Steve."

This just in from another BlogHer who asked me to post for her: http://ericastaab.com/2011/10/06/wisdom-from-steve...

Here's my post- http://linzlovesyou.com/2011/10/rip-steve-jobs/

The world will miss him.

All hail Steve Jobs. He made business interesting again.

The wizard of Silicon Valley is gone. How fitting that the sky here in the valley has been filled with rainbows all day. It's horrible that he died so young, but I hope he was at peace knowing that he changed the way we see and hear our world. I cried when I heard the news too.

Too soon. Much too soon. My equipment lust was sparked by him and Woz. Blessing to the family and his co-workers. Truly a gifted man.

I'm not ashamed that this news has made me cry. It's a loss to his friends and family, and a loss to the world.

Rest in peace, Steve. And thank you for everything you did.

When I compare the decades of my life before Steve Jobs to those since Steve Jobs, I can truly say his genius changed the world.