Stay hungry. Stay foolish. — Steve Jobs | Printable Wall Art
Stay hungry. Stay foolish. — Steve Jobs | Printable Wall Art
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“Stay hungry. Stay foolish.”
Words by Steve Jobs (1955-2011) — Co-founder of Apple, pioneer of personal computing.
About this quote
This phrase encourages a mindset of perpetual curiosity and bold risk-taking. To stay hungry means to never grow complacent with past success, always striving to learn more and achieve higher goals. To stay foolish means remaining willing to try things that others might dismiss as impractical, embracing creative risks without fear of looking foolish.
Steve Jobs famously used this line to close his 2005 Stanford commencement address. He took the farewell message from the final 1974 issue of Stewart Brand’s publication, The Whole Earth Catalog, where it originally appeared.
People often hang this in a home office or study to inspire ambition and bold creative thinking.
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