Founders: #5 Steve Jobs
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[00:00:00] Before we get into the book, as a reminder, this podcast is ad-free. Half of all these podcasts I do are released for free. The other half are for members only. Members are what make this podcast possible. So if you like what we're doing, if you like what I'm doing here, sign up to be a member. There's a link in the show notes available on your podcast player. And I thank you very much for your support. So let's go ahead and jump right into this book [00:00:25] and I want to start with a section that discusses what you could call the first Apple product. The ultimate combination…
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