Before Apple, Steve Jobs was a college dropout tinkering in his parents’ garage. He faced repeated rejections from investors who didn’t understand his vision for personal computers. At one point, Jobs was ousted from the company he co-founded. But he never stopped innovating, founding NeXT and Pixar, and learning from every setback. When he returned to Apple, he led the launch of the iMac, iPod, and iPhone, transforming the tech world. The lesson? Passion and persistence can turn even the toughest failures into legendary success.
