Many thanks to everyone who bought Inside Steve’s Brain about Steve Jobs. Three weeks after release, Inside Steve’s Brain is a New York Times best seller. It’s number 28, hardcover nonfiction for the week of 5/11.
Gotta say, I’m super delighted.
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14 responses to “Inside Steve’s Brain, New York Times Best Seller”
It is deserved. This book is great because it is not pro or cons its just fascinating. Congratulations from Croatia.
Leander,
As a recent Mac switcher, the most confusing part of the experience was trying to understand the Mac user “mentality”. Inside Steve’s Brain and Cult of Mac helped shed a lot of light on the “Cult” mentality for me, thanks for writing them.
That’s outstanding Leander.
Congrats.
CONGRATS Leander! That’s a great accomplishment! I’m looking forward to reading my copy soon.
I purchased your book a week ago and finished it within 4 days. Although some of your points were repetitive and some stories seemed to be pasted together with no logical transition, you had key insights that I enjoyed reading. Good job.
I enjoyed it very much!
It just struck me that Apple and Steve Jobs probably belong to a small group of American companies and businessmen that help keep the US economy pushing ahead, despite a low self esteem and troubles bubbles everywhere.
The sheer anticipation of what Steve will pull out of his sleeve is enough to keep writers writing, papers selling, Wall Street gawking and Mac fans everywhere barking.
Yes, I attribute everything good to that lil’ fruit pushi’ company up in Silly Valley.