Rhetorical Analysis Of Death By Steve Jobs
In this address, Steve Jobs gives us his view on life and how life as we know can be taken for granted. Life in reality shouldn’t because tomorrow's not promised and we're all going to die eventually. This mentality helps job make important decisions in life which keep him from having the fear of failure or embarrassment because he doesn't want to waste his life doing something that he truly doesn't love. Jobs also gives his perspective on how it feels to be told you only have a few months to live and that the concept of death is useful but a purely intellectual concept. Jobs mentality is a little complex for the average intellect to understand but it is definitely a way I would also see things.
Many people would consider Jobs way of thinking …show more content…
The idea of trying to tell your children and loved ones what you thought you had the next 10 years to tell then in just a few months is unfathomable and also sad. Jobs in a way wasn't scared of the fact he was going to die because he knows everyone will it's just a matter of when, where and how, Rather he understood …show more content…
Jobs also describes “Even people who want to go to heaven don't want to die to get there.” What Jobs is describings in this excerpt from the passage is that to gain something worth having or in this case for people who believe in the idea of a heaven, you must be ready to die or sacrifice something. But even those people aren't ready to die or accept heaven cause they're scared of the unknown or what they don't comprehend. Even though death is a destination we all share as Jobs says.We're all going down the same road weather it's leading to a heaven or not.
Death and life go hand in hand and are the only things that separate us from existing and not existing and yes the idea sounds very simple, but yet it's the hardest thing for some people to grasp the idea of. When you're alive give it your best or nothing at all don't live a mediocre life only trying a little bit, give it your all to see real results and accomplishments. That's what I feel ultimately Jobs wants us to understand that life is so precious and if can't live for something you best find something to die
Many people would consider Jobs way of thinking …show more content…
The idea of trying to tell your children and loved ones what you thought you had the next 10 years to tell then in just a few months is unfathomable and also sad. Jobs in a way wasn't scared of the fact he was going to die because he knows everyone will it's just a matter of when, where and how, Rather he understood …show more content…
Jobs also describes “Even people who want to go to heaven don't want to die to get there.” What Jobs is describings in this excerpt from the passage is that to gain something worth having or in this case for people who believe in the idea of a heaven, you must be ready to die or sacrifice something. But even those people aren't ready to die or accept heaven cause they're scared of the unknown or what they don't comprehend. Even though death is a destination we all share as Jobs says.We're all going down the same road weather it's leading to a heaven or not.
Death and life go hand in hand and are the only things that separate us from existing and not existing and yes the idea sounds very simple, but yet it's the hardest thing for some people to grasp the idea of. When you're alive give it your best or nothing at all don't live a mediocre life only trying a little bit, give it your all to see real results and accomplishments. That's what I feel ultimately Jobs wants us to understand that life is so precious and if can't live for something you best find something to die