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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
  • Lisa Brennan-Jobs reads from and discusses her new memoir, "Small Fry," a poignant coming-of-age story about growing up in Silicon Valley that chronicles her relationship with her father, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
    Get the book here: goo.gl/7zxMF2

Комментарии • 237

  • @karenelizabeth1590
    @karenelizabeth1590 4 года назад +152

    I"ve been reading Apple and Steve Jobs books for 20 years, and since Lisa is a figure in all of them she 100% deserved to write her book, to tell her story in her own voice. Anyone who calls her book a cash-in might be right but she really, really deserved to write it regardless.

    • @justintime6967
      @justintime6967 4 года назад +2

      Apple has books?

    • @zes3813
      @zes3813 3 года назад

      no such thing as deservx or not, say infix any nmw and any s k

    • @RaphaelAshanti
      @RaphaelAshanti 3 года назад +20

      It's no cash-in. Why would she need cash? She was awarded part of his fortune. Her dad was complicated. She is genuine and has every right to purge.

    • @kongakau5058
      @kongakau5058 3 года назад

      @@RaphaelAshanti would she have written the book if he didnt die?

    • @RaphaelAshanti
      @RaphaelAshanti 3 года назад +10

      @@kongakau5058 Who knows... Either way, it's her right, her life, and her privilege.

  • @laraoneal7284
    @laraoneal7284 4 года назад +103

    She’s a good person after all the neglect and abandonment from him. This book is cathartic for her. God bless her. What a sweet person.

  • @chicxulub2947
    @chicxulub2947 4 года назад +29

    I have much sympathy for Lisa's story! I feel like she never existed. She's only appearing now with all the storytelling.
    She actually appears like she passed through real hardship. It was really hard for her to even write it down her own side of the story.
    It was really good to listen to at least some part of the memoir!!
    Thank you so much, Lisa!!

  • @elizabethbrauer1118
    @elizabethbrauer1118 2 года назад +7

    I wish Lisa all the love and acceptance that she deserves. We don't pick our parents, unfortunately. ❤

  • @mtmorris3833
    @mtmorris3833 5 лет назад +66

    I love this book. I spent a fair amount of time at your house when you first moved in , when you were 14. I used to run with Laurene, I gave a shower for Eve, Laurene spoke at my wedding...Your father was always very polite and nice to me but your step mom, Laurene, has turned to be truly evil. It’s inconceivable, she is a dark triad. You Lisa always had great energy. Laurene was never enthusiastic about you, it was confusing for me to watch but we always jumped into a new topic.
    What she has done to me in the last couple years would make you fall over.
    Thank you for being so courageous.
    Being erased and being emotionally abused is so hard. I have experienced it as an adult in a very serious way from a very disturbed person.
    It’s completely confusing for someone who is supposed to be watching your back, love you be simply cruel and erase you.
    I have so much respect for you.
    Stay cool and keep your self reliance. Your super cool.
    You were a sparkle to your father, I saw that. He was just caught up in creating a new life with Laurene, beautiful young wife, classic Barbi. Alot of men do this. It’s so sad. Laurene helped my ex, a former Goldman Sachs guy, severely abuse me and my kids. It’s factual. George Riley and I tried to fix this for a year and a half but Laurene killed our attempts to rescue my kids.
    You are great inspiration.
    Thank you !

    • @elore7108
      @elore7108 5 лет назад

      ??????

    • @ichoudhury007
      @ichoudhury007 5 лет назад +7

      Perhaps you should write a biography from your perspective. Talk about the confusing things you’ve observed, experience that transformed into abuse you had to endure. I will buy and read it. I hardly think Lisa will see this.

    • @fenderstratADHD
      @fenderstratADHD 5 лет назад +2

      Are u a family friend??

    • @skepticsr_us
      @skepticsr_us 4 года назад +4

      @MT Morris: "It’s completely confusing for someone who is supposed to be watching your back, love you be simply cruel and erase you." A.: Kurt Cobain -“The truth is, everyone is going to hurt you. You just got to find the ones worth suffering for.”

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад

      Eve is youngest daughter of steve jobs am i correct

  • @angelkat444
    @angelkat444 2 года назад +6

    I am so glad you wrote this book, Lisa. I grew up in Silicon Valley in a shattered family also, I still feel the repercussions today. Our dad worked for Sylvania, Lenkurt and Memorex. I wish I was brave enough to write about it, although our dad was not famous so no one would care. I feel if I don't write about it, I can bury the hurt, shame and loneliness. I found out in my 50s that my dad was not my dad, so I was unrelated by blood to the family that held me as a prisoner and a slave. I left California the day I turned 18 and never again went back to the Bay Area to live. I hope you never regret writing your book. You are a great author so I felt your pain and your glory. You revealed how your dad, although a genius, was an awful jerk in so many ways. Often this is true of geniuses, they have no common sense and too much arrogance. We should not put famous people on pedestals and expect them to be kind to others. However, I have loved my series of Apple computers, so God bless his brain, his courage, and you!

  • @amorgan8040
    @amorgan8040 4 года назад +85

    Isn't it ironic that Jobs wanted nothing to do with his biological father who rejected him; yet, he treated his beautiful daughter the same. He couldn't even aknowledge her as his child after a DNA test. He may have been a billionaire but he had an impoverished soul. God be with you Lisa. You deserve to tell your story, and are far more accomplished than the other family members considering the obstacles you had to overcome.

    • @amorgan8040
      @amorgan8040 3 года назад

      @AndreaLuise Ca. I don't consider dads "objects" anymore than I consider moms "objects." They are equally valued.

    • @4estdweller4ever
      @4estdweller4ever 3 года назад +7

      Children that experience separation, rejection and displacement often have attachment disorders. If children have parents that are disordered or allow circumstances to put their child’s needs and protection aside for some other priority there is going to be a break in the child’s sense of connection. This can produce a sense of distrust or even a chasm-like inability to understand how to attach to others especially to those they should feel closest to. I speak from experience. It is very painful to feel so detached.

    • @4estdweller4ever
      @4estdweller4ever 3 года назад

      @turkeysub3000
      I believe it. I know a pathological liar whose father was a pathological liar who died when she was 2

    • @aniket19931993
      @aniket19931993 Год назад

      @@4estdweller4ever So so so true. I think my father n mother was same now Im the same. But I dont wanna pass it to my daughter. I wanna break the chain.

    • @4estdweller4ever
      @4estdweller4ever Год назад

      @@aniket19931993
      All of the damage and wounds that we may experience as children can be difficult to identify and treat. It takes a great deal of effort and, frankly blood sweat, and tears to get the upper hand. Someone who has helped me a lot is Anna Runkle, from the Crappy Childhood Fairy RUclips channel. She can teach you some really good shortcuts regarding healing. I recommend her highly. It can be such a battle, because so many things in modern life are dysfunctional and regularly trigger our issues, causing us to act in accordance with our painful past. I encourage you to work hard to overcome and to heal. It is on us now, but our children will thank us later.

  • @donnadeandean2720
    @donnadeandean2720 2 года назад +12

    Lisa is a beautiful and intelligent woman. Looks just like her dad. I wish her the best. Blessings 🙌

  • @lacyjags9594
    @lacyjags9594 5 лет назад +58

    Lisa is a good writer, and though the book is highly overwritten and (sometimes cringingly) metaphorical, it’s better than you might expect. As an insight into Steve Jobs’ life through the eyes of his eldest daughter, it’s priceless. I think we’re all fascinated by him, and the intelligence and honesty with which she delivers her memoir is admirable and worthy of its subject.

    • @jeffsawada9227
      @jeffsawada9227 3 года назад +1

      What’s most interesting to me is how similar Lisa is to him. She is ruthlessly honest about him the same way he was about other, with similar results in a different sphere.

    • @jeffsawada9227
      @jeffsawada9227 3 года назад

      You’ll recall Jobs was famously overdramatic and accused of emitting a “reality distortion field.” I see that in Lisa as well, a mesmerizing charisma that is intoxicating and persuasive, even though you know logically it is significantly flawed.

  • @yt_bharat
    @yt_bharat 2 года назад +6

    She is the most elegant woman i ve ever seen. She is beautiful inside out. Such an eloquent speaker

  • @BP-ck8wr
    @BP-ck8wr 5 лет назад +20

    I am so glad you wrote this book.

  • @susancorgi
    @susancorgi 5 лет назад +37

    I read the book and feel sorry for the young Lisa. Jobs house was miserable. He sure knew how to run multi-billion dollar company but didn't know how to treat his child well. However, it is a very good book that i would safe page by page and read it as slow as i could. Thank you writing this book Lisa.

    • @aaww8663
      @aaww8663 5 лет назад +2

      Smith Js there was a movie about jobs and it the movie summed it all up "he was poorly made"

    • @aqilaebrahimi1930
      @aqilaebrahimi1930 4 года назад +4

      He was a great person, he just loved the apple more then anything in his life, he felt bad while he was with his family he couldn't help it bcz unconsciously he was thinking about apple, if u know Steve u know that he was not money person at all but he loved apple

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад +1

      @@aqilaebrahimi1930 yes.

    • @jatinsinghyadav5941
      @jatinsinghyadav5941 2 года назад

      @@aqilaebrahimi1930lol he was a scumbag

  • @shivangraisurana9955
    @shivangraisurana9955 4 года назад +25

    She is exactly like him…… her speaking style... and the way she communicates is so similar.

  • @ibrarali9369
    @ibrarali9369 5 лет назад +100

    Different level of intelligence in her, it's obvious as soon as she speaks. She's vibrating on a Higher frequency.

  • @miyukiiida2148
    @miyukiiida2148 4 года назад +9

    I am glad to see Lisa's happy face. Reminds me of the days at Paly.

  • @LallaBadrae1
    @LallaBadrae1 12 дней назад

    First time hearing the daughter of Steve Jobs, speaking. Wow 😮. I am quite, so so inspired hearing the stories she has to tell from her book. And what a talented reader she is ! I will definitely order Lisa Jobs book. Thank you very much from the heart ♥️. Badrae
    Much Love Badrae

  • @sameera3469
    @sameera3469 5 лет назад +111

    The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

  • @Elizabeth-yg2mg
    @Elizabeth-yg2mg 5 лет назад +52

    Small Fry is a delicious book--was sorry when it ended.

    • @EmmaKnightleyNo1
      @EmmaKnightleyNo1 5 лет назад +1

      I had to force myself to finish it... I found it boring, unstructured, depressing, with too many nature metaphors, even if they were very good - I know that doesn't make sense, but I felt too dissatisfied with the telling and lack of depth, lack of analysis and connection.

    • @tiffprendergast
      @tiffprendergast 5 лет назад +1

      RH yeah

    • @kathryndamron3238
      @kathryndamron3238 4 года назад +7

      @@EmmaKnightleyNo1 That says way more about you than about the author, her intent, or her literary gift.

    • @karenelizabeth1590
      @karenelizabeth1590 4 года назад +7

      @@EmmaKnightleyNo1 Well no shit it was depressing-- imagine having to LIVE through all that, let alone read it!

  • @lisa...7759
    @lisa...7759 5 лет назад +6

    What an interesting way to describe spending time with her parents in the past. That theme is in her and her mom's works and I hope they know I appreciate it.

  • @Inahwang
    @Inahwang 4 года назад +9

    She is a spitting image of her dad... what a shame he denied for so long.. and the meager little inheritance ... i feel so bad dor this woman.

    • @aquilia7957
      @aquilia7957 3 года назад

      You think a multi billion dollar ingeritance is meager? Wew that apple company networth eventhough it reaches trillions it wouldnt be owned by one person. Its devided between investors and nit to mention she has other siblings 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @Chawncey777
    @Chawncey777 3 года назад +4

    Lisa, You don’t have to apologize for your father, he should apologize to you. Taking little things to me was taking control over your universe. Life wasn’t fair I have listened to you speak at Google and can’t wait to read your book. Please come to Boston for a book signing Jane

  • @mattwardpictures
    @mattwardpictures 6 лет назад +11

    The mental image of Lisa and Steve sitting and watching _Pee Wee's Big Adventure_ is something I hadn't expected to leave with. And now I've got that end credits music playing in my head...

  • @MrHarveyrex23
    @MrHarveyrex23 5 лет назад +62

    Lisa is a spitting image of her old man Steve.

  • @angelaholmes8888
    @angelaholmes8888 2 года назад +8

    Steve was very fortunate that lisa forgave him for the way he treated her truly feel sorry for her

    • @tylerhunt2170
      @tylerhunt2170 2 месяца назад +3

      She forgive him on the ground that he finally and honestly told the truth before he died. According to Lisa's book, i would say Mr. Jobs is a jerk, but he is also a genius.

  • @dollyvandenbrink5211
    @dollyvandenbrink5211 4 года назад +10

    Lisa. Be proud of your self made SELF!

  • @Ducky_logan
    @Ducky_logan 2 года назад +4

    I love her sense humor.
    She is quite endearing.

  • @editelh
    @editelh Год назад +5

    Some people call her a cash-in. She took a 90% cut when she changed publishers because they were rushing her and she needed more time. You can’t rush your own process for the sake of the pockets of greedy publishers.

  • @sibyllehartmann3417
    @sibyllehartmann3417 Год назад +2

    The book is so beautifully written. I read it, and it is one of the rare memoirs I will reread. Lisa is very smart, of course she is intelligent, it’s in her genes, her mother is incredibly intelligent. Lisa is, like her mother, a deep thinker and a very gifted writer. I enjoyed both Lisa’s and Chrissann’s book immensely.
    One thing stood out in Lisa’s book, is her sense of smell.
    This has been painful for me, because in 2007, when our then Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger decided to spray the population of Santa Cruz with a pesticide (CheckMate) from airplanes. The day after my olfactory system was overwhelmed and I smelled something resembling Diesel Fumes. The next day I lost my sense of taste and smell.
    Lisa is lucky to have this super sense of smell.

  • @tiramisook
    @tiramisook 6 лет назад +22

    Love her sweater.

  • @angelkat444
    @angelkat444 2 года назад +2

    I hope your book, Small Fry, gets made into a movie!

  • @dhui777
    @dhui777 3 года назад +11

    The saddest thing to me is that she needed to feel ashamed of taking things from her own father’s house.

    • @ShanshanZheng
      @ShanshanZheng 3 года назад +1

      I’m not even sure if she had even realized that by now 🥲

  • @maryminnesota7845
    @maryminnesota7845 6 лет назад +11

    Thank you for writing this.

  • @ruzzelladrian907
    @ruzzelladrian907 5 лет назад +12

    When she said 'cringe', I totally get her point. But I want to know if Mommie Dearest was in her head.
    'No more wire hangers EVER!'

  • @mtmorris3833
    @mtmorris3833 5 лет назад +6

    Thank you Lisa for being human in this crazy modern world. Seriously it’s kinda big time crazy. Really bad people are touted as hero’s, success stories , look at our President. So much more...huge thanks for your courage...you are a hero Lisa.

  • @joywong4320
    @joywong4320 5 лет назад +15

    she really looks like her father

  • @simeonbanner6204
    @simeonbanner6204 Год назад +2

    She seems very nice, comes across as modest, thoughtful and very well rounded. Not overshadowed by her history but finding her own direction. The children of celebs are usually a real mess (Picasso's kids) so she's doing well.

  • @Maddie_is_a_swiftie
    @Maddie_is_a_swiftie 4 года назад +4

    She’s so much like me I feel her I’m not trying to get recognized or anything I’m just saying my life is a lot like hers

  • @krystielynn3116
    @krystielynn3116 2 года назад +2

    I’m a psychic reader I do fell so much that she was very hurt and lonley in her hurt 😢 she felt abandoned and times I fill she tells like she didn’t know him at all or felt she knew 2 men I do belive he loved her but when he was young he was working and he came back after her so that is good

  • @theresethomas8164
    @theresethomas8164 Год назад +2

    Lisa, you do look so much like your father. I know your a grown woman now, but many years ago, I read about your struggle. Made me so sad and angry how Steve Jobs treated you and your mother. How was it your millionaire father's friends had to pay for your college, because he was such a narcissist ,juvenile minded man. Loved listening to you here!!!!! Your beautiful!

  • @allnall4019
    @allnall4019 5 лет назад +72

    Steve Job's daughter on Google

    • @baileycrawly
      @baileycrawly 5 лет назад +7

      All 'n' all ironic 😂

    • @chicxulub2947
      @chicxulub2947 4 года назад

      Why not TED Talk????

    • @chicxulub2947
      @chicxulub2947 4 года назад +1

      @@baileycrawly She actually gave a finger to TED Talk

  • @appletreebluelaceflower6935
    @appletreebluelaceflower6935 4 года назад +2

    I love Lisa Brennan-Jobs.

  • @wagnerfernandes1343
    @wagnerfernandes1343 4 года назад +32

    Steve took 6 years to recognize her, a girl who had already his face. It's very complicated and show the kind of selfish man he was.

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад +2

      Steve and mum have a up an down relationship .
      Her mother also have anthor boyfriends.
      So her mum is not a official girlfriend , cohabating partener or engaged partner.
      But at age 2 proved by a dna test
      But aknowleged her amd give the name at 6.
      Why he did not aknowleged afer proving.

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад +1

      Other thing is steve is not want become a dad.
      Very sadly woman set that her mum has her without steve,s will.
      Yes when it comr to out of wedlock preganies.
      Most fathers refued it.
      But a mother is different.Keeping or termating is her choise.
      My opnion men dont have a dream to be father.
      When it comr to woman may be she.can faced it.
      Other thing is irresponsible sex done before she conveid.
      So abortion is not good.
      Fetus also can her.
      It can move.
      Other thing is all children need fathers .
      There are.lovely daddies who even love their one night stand baby..i met a guy in fb
      He said his lover preganant unexpectedly .
      Tjhey used condoms.
      But it is not work.
      But he think it is a god gift.and other thing all children want their father ,s love and affection.lisa talk about this.
      Other hand steve good withher last days.
      So it is not to good
      Blamimg her.
      She.must happy to she has a dad.
      Because thete so many children with their.mums
      Dont know even who is father .

    • @karenelizabeth1590
      @karenelizabeth1590 4 года назад +12

      I've read the book. Even after he acknowledged her, he treated her like crap. To finish college she had to borrow money from a kind neighbor because her BILLIONAIRE father wouldn't pay. That sounds nuts, but it's true!

    • @jacobchen2149
      @jacobchen2149 4 года назад

      Her father was mad that her father was selling the thousand dollar house for a quarter of what it was worth....he was going to pay but he was just angry in the moment

    • @chicxulub2947
      @chicxulub2947 4 года назад +1

      @@karenelizabeth1590 What the hell was he thinking that was gonna sort out of this??

  • @tiffprendergast
    @tiffprendergast 5 лет назад +2

    U never get over a loss I lost my sister in 2011 months before steve

    • @fenderstratADHD
      @fenderstratADHD 5 лет назад +1

      I lost my grandmother last March and I just want her back. I miss her every single day 😢💔

  • @dollyvandenbrink5211
    @dollyvandenbrink5211 4 года назад +3

    Beautiful Lisa.

  • @4estdweller4ever
    @4estdweller4ever 3 года назад

    The question from the father about how today’s technology can fit into his interaction with kids speaks to the heart of a huge problem we have in society. How many people can say they’ve never been talking to a friend that keeps a watchful eye on their phone or whose attention suddenly breaks when something pops up on their screen? If that happens to me I feel like, oh ok, who am I, chopped liver? This is the world children are being brought up in. I think the repercussions will be huge. On the other hand, as Lisa mentioned, technology can be a learning tool that can be shared. I use Google Earth to travel back to vacation spots or to visit sites I may never travel to. This is just one example of how parents and children can connect with each other using technology. Remember the child will remember.

  • @sdeitym
    @sdeitym 3 года назад +3

    She is so beautiful and smart looking

  • @mr.barnes9342
    @mr.barnes9342 2 года назад

    The high school ❤️….for her and I think all of us we can relate…

  • @MrDarknesstolight
    @MrDarknesstolight 3 года назад +3

    She's cool. I really like her

  • @hotpinkjalapenos
    @hotpinkjalapenos 4 года назад

    But Steve was adopted and had attachment disorders he didnt fully understand and no one considered, but I understood him and he understood me. Like best friends for i was adopted to, I don't know Lisa only Steve, her writing is good but a little much for me with the extreme descriptions of everything and she said he came back to be in her life because of the long talk i had with him to never abandon Lisa because of how I felt ovet my own adoption.

  • @AT-yg4nk
    @AT-yg4nk 4 года назад +7

    Steve Jobs...
    both a SAINT and SATIN
    Both an idealist, futurist, perfectionist, genius, entrepreneur..
    ..but also a shallow, cruel, inhuman, brash, insensitive, overly demanding, harsh human being.
    He was great. While not being great at all.
    And just like the products he helped to bring to the world...
    They have helped in the areas of technology, science and engineering, education, and have led to much progress in the world.
    While at the same time inundating society with too much information, crippling us socially, giving us to much distraction, and irresponsibility with these devices has led to ADD issues, vanity, self obsession, cynicism, disconnection, distance, and political discord in an already overly self-absorbed society.
    Steve Jobs. Can’t live with him. Can’t live without him.
    I Love him.
    I Hate him.

  • @MrHarveyrex23
    @MrHarveyrex23 5 лет назад +18

    The Heir Apparent to Apple speaking at Google.

    • @mragunathan1627
      @mragunathan1627 4 года назад +11

      heir apparent? He left like 0.001% of his wealth (literally) to her, his own blood daughter, and left the rest to his control freak bitch wife.

    • @justintime6967
      @justintime6967 4 года назад

      M Ragunathan whoa dude, I think he appreciated his wife? Also Apple is a publicly traded business, and not an empire.

    • @justmemyselfandi7760
      @justmemyselfandi7760 4 года назад +6

      @@justintime6967 Yeah... but after reading the memoir, I can't help but feel disgust at a woman who'd tell a lonely girl "We're just cold people". I feel Lisa could do more good in the world with the money than all the faked philanthropy of his wife.

  • @Cwgrlup
    @Cwgrlup 3 года назад +3

    What a beautiful woman.

  • @toooes
    @toooes 6 месяцев назад +1

    yo, whomever the video was edited by, chill on the cuts

  • @doctorjoy7333
    @doctorjoy7333 5 месяцев назад

    She is reading the Bhagavad Gita😅 excellent book, written over 5000 years ago,,,a must read for all entrepreneur 😊

  • @chineseslaves1971
    @chineseslaves1971 4 года назад +1

    The reason why these businesses started in garages is because in this area no one has basements. A basement is super nice to have, it’s a whole floor, and then the garage is used as intended...for cars, which cleans up the look up the streets.
    Mr. Jobs could have afforded to take care of her and he was immature and selfish not to...it wasn’t about him...it was about her. He was right at the same level as her mother to be involved, and then acted like he was above her. Then when later big money was involved Lisa means more money needs to be split when there’s enough to support the whole country.
    I never saw these tech giants make the area a prettier place, it had a lot of problems that needed addressing. It was so bad, most wives were so unhappy the family would move back to their home state.
    If you didn’t move out there at the right time and into the best neighborhood, you still end up a millionaire but at what cost. You can see from her mother’s story the social damage at play in CA concerning marriage and family values. You don’t just behave when you know what you are going to get. That’s all supposed to be a surprise.

  • @BadMannerKorea
    @BadMannerKorea 4 года назад +8

    It's strange how we only care about her story because she's the daughter of Steve Jobs. Her story would be lost, but it's not because it gives us a glimpse of the personal life of Steve Jobs, and how terrible he really was.

    • @jeffsawada9227
      @jeffsawada9227 3 года назад

      If you think he’s terrible you’re dissociative. Lisa is also not saying he’s terrible. She is saying he is flawed and human. Contrasted with the other depictions of Jobs as the messiah, yes this depiction is unflattering perhaps. You should be careful about summarily judging others based strictly upon their flaws. Someone should write a book about all your flaws-it would probably run longer than Small Fry.

    • @jatinsinghyadav5941
      @jatinsinghyadav5941 3 года назад +2

      @@jeffsawada9227 most of us aren't as flawed as jobs.most people would aren't that terrible

  • @annajay163
    @annajay163 4 года назад +9

    So he is not that different from almost every father I know (including my father).

    • @chicxulub2947
      @chicxulub2947 4 года назад +1

      Well. My father is way way worse! He used my broken leg to buy a car without taxes... abandoned be when I hit 18 and said that it's what's the age of 18 is for. He defamed me among the entire family and made every and single member not talk to me ever again in life.

    • @TheIrishrogue68
      @TheIrishrogue68 3 года назад +3

      Did your father deny your existence for the first six years of your life?

  • @BasementDeals
    @BasementDeals Год назад

    Where was her grandparents, Paul and Clara Jobs? I'm curious why Chrisann never reached out to them.

  • @martaanton7302
    @martaanton7302 5 лет назад +3

    Tu sonrisa es extremadamente bella... Pur teniendo un pasado así de pocho (emocionalmente te debiste sentir muy mal por esos sucesos que relatas), pero también fuiste fuerte y seguiste con tu vida sin traumas de por medio 😎 Un abrazo.
    Irónicamente eres una gota en femenino de tu padre... Idéntica.

    • @freddiesimmons8730
      @freddiesimmons8730 2 года назад +1

      Es como ver a Steve joven versión femenina, increíble!, nunca se podrá entender como alguien tan brillante también podía ser muy apático como lo fue Steve

    • @martaanton7302
      @martaanton7302 2 года назад

      @@freddiesimmons8730 Probablemente Steve no supo como lidiar con sus propios traumas de la infancia... Y la pobre pequeña Lisa fue el blanco perfecto de estos, lo bueno es que ella supo como tirar hacia adelante pese el dolor del rechazo de su propio padre.
      Como sociedad deberíamos apostar más en la salud mental, ayudaría mucho a las personas a prevenir situaciones de abuso, entre otras cosas.

  • @Terracraft321
    @Terracraft321 3 года назад +2

    Very good

  • @ylli966
    @ylli966 3 года назад +3

    I mean no justification for her childhood but I want to say that when she became an adult (18) she did betray Steve's trust when he bought Lisa and her mother a 700k house agreed to put it under Lisa's name. Soon after, Lisa intentionally put the house under her mom's name, and then she sold it all to travel with her boyfriend to France and have fun with Steve's money. The money ran out and therefore cases like Lisa not being able to get funds from Steve for the semester and so, happened as a punishment for betraying Steve which from my perspective that's pretty justifiable and I'd do the same.

    • @ShanshanZheng
      @ShanshanZheng 3 года назад +3

      Remember Lisa was only 18? And imagine being pulled in two opposite directions by your parents all your life? I bet there are lots of details she’s not committed to writing for the sake of saving her characters max level of grace.

    • @BadMannerKorea
      @BadMannerKorea Год назад

      You start out saying it’s not justification and then end with how it’s justifiable. The things he did to her were abusive, and you’d know this if you actually read her book, which I suspect you didn’t.

    • @MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive
      @MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive Год назад

      Chrisann sold the house.

  • @AvengedKaushik
    @AvengedKaushik 4 года назад

    I guess Google's policies regarding what devices their employees use are kinda relaxed, noticed multiple iPhones, Apple Watches and Macs at Google HQ. Unlike MIcrosoft from the Ballmer era.

  • @toniodotcom
    @toniodotcom 4 года назад

    Am I the only one who can't unsee the big Google logo in front of her?

  • @camxdidxthat
    @camxdidxthat 4 года назад +2

    Her mom had two boyfriends named Ron that both worked for nasa? What are the odds.

  • @GeorgiesMom723
    @GeorgiesMom723 4 года назад +1

    She resembles her dad somewhat but Steve's son is his identical twin!

  • @romcapprotti7477
    @romcapprotti7477 4 года назад +4

    Her dad‘s rolling over in his grave not because of the book but that she’s actually talking at Google and he hated android LOL. I know we’re stepmom and he aunt stand they think the book is Not an accurate portrayal Of Steve Jobs. But we know Steve Jobs was a hard person to get along with there was only a handful of people that Steve got along with extremely well apple was his child plain and simple

    • @hotpinkjalapenos
      @hotpinkjalapenos 4 года назад +1

      Well said.. Steve got along w me.. I understood

  • @CraigsOverijse
    @CraigsOverijse 3 года назад +1

    Whilst I get needing to know your roots I wonder what her poor mother thinks of the relationship she managed to build with Steve Jobs given how badly she was treated by Jobs and how many lies he told about their daughter.

  • @San-gr3vl
    @San-gr3vl 3 года назад +1

    Adrian ! Love

  • @randallarmstrong1840
    @randallarmstrong1840 2 года назад +1

    This chick is a badass!

  • @editelh
    @editelh Год назад

    She’s pretty in her own way, and her face identical to her father’s. Good speaker and writer. And I can totally understand the neglect and cruelty as I’ve had my own share. I wish she knew how to dress better…

  • @alfredchow2460
    @alfredchow2460 4 года назад +6

    Actually I find her disconcertingly hesitant, much unlike her assertive father.

    • @chicxulub2947
      @chicxulub2947 4 года назад

      Me too!

    • @justmemyselfandi7760
      @justmemyselfandi7760 4 года назад +1

      I know... it's like she's stepping on eggshells all the time. Reading her book I understand why she does it, but I wish she'd outgrow it.

    • @Jessica-kk1cz
      @Jessica-kk1cz 4 года назад +3

      Perhaps, but she is profoundly insightful and fair and articulate. I think she is another perfectionistic “creative”, like her father, but her expression of that trait is more around philosophy and psychology and linguistics than tangible devices, function and social application of devices. In some ways, what she is doing is more difficult because the process does not involve a team of other smart people in a company shaping your thinking, getting input and feedback, along an extended period of time. By the time her father was talking with other people, it was already well practiced discussion of topics with a lot of prior group input. What she is doing is somewhat more of an individual journey about more abstract and intangible concepts layered in analysis of experiences. All I all, the ideas she described, even if haltingly, were worth waiting for because of the quality of the content.

    • @buridah328
      @buridah328 3 года назад +4

      A fathers absence affects the development of a child.

    • @JB-qt3wo
      @JB-qt3wo 2 года назад

      Her mother was definitely a bit of a discombobulated person, much unlike jobs. I think jobs knew he had made a massive mistake and his only way to minimize the effects was to be as gutless and ruthless as possible. It’s cold as hell. She’s a cutie and seems so sweet. I would not have had the stomach to do what Steve Jobs did to this girl. I would have melted into a puddle and probably the iphone would have never been created lol.

  • @TopherBlairMusic
    @TopherBlairMusic 2 года назад +5

    Steve Jobs was a bad guy.

  • @ravindertalwar553
    @ravindertalwar553 2 года назад

    Long Live Beautiful India and all Indians of Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic and Republic of India

  • @waqif8928
    @waqif8928 4 года назад +4

    She is the hero not steve....who was a cruel narcissist...n the step mother is wicked witch of oz...i hate steve ..n love lisa...bk was a depressing read....poor innocent lisa..she had no one...but MASHALLAH she survived the brutal world...

    • @angelaholmes8888
      @angelaholmes8888 2 года назад +2

      Yes lisa is definitely the hero Steve was a horrible father to lisa

  • @พรพงษ์กาจกําแหง-ร1ห

    เธอบอกว่า พ่อของเธอเป็นผู้ก่อตั้ง
    บริษัทแมทอินมอลก์ เริ่มก่อตั้งขี้น ใน ปี 1911 รายได้มหาศาลมากๆ คิดเป็นจุดตามตลาดหลักทรัพย์อยู่ที่ 500 จุดประมาณนี้แระเพราะพ่อของเธอเป็นผู้บริหารสามารถที่จะถอด หุ้นได้เสมอ

  • @TheEriekayaker
    @TheEriekayaker 2 года назад

    I started listening at 12:48. Perhaps I shouldn't have done that, but I found her speaking style to be confusing, she talked a mile a minute in places. Ok, her mom had a confused dating life. So what? Millions of women could be described in that way. So her father, biologically was Steve Jobs. She describes the DNA test in a very negative way. That's strange. Before DNA when I was young, such identification was done only by blood type. DNA has been and is a blessing, she should appreciate that. Once having been exposed, Steve Jobs could no longer deny fatherhood. I couldn't take anymore of Lisa's rapid-fire reading. I turned it off.

  • @RG769
    @RG769 3 года назад +1

    I feel for her but there are millions of kids who are abandoned by their fathers but they still turn out ok...may be he was mad at her mother because he was young and he was not ready for a child and Steve never expected her to have a baby. He felt cheated perhaps by her mother. He did acknowledged her unlike Steve who felt unwanted by his parents all his life.

  • @Kanonymous-gj9pr
    @Kanonymous-gj9pr 5 лет назад +4

    One day she'll be running Apple...

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад

      How.

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад

      If her half siblings against it.
      And she did not knoe about It.
      How she become

    • @WileE116
      @WileE116 4 года назад

      This will be a great plot twist in the story of life!🤣

  • @isaacfreitas3443
    @isaacfreitas3443 6 лет назад +3

    Pfv coloca legenda em português

  • @rodrigooliveira5400
    @rodrigooliveira5400 2 года назад

    +++LOVE+++

  • @Milkyway248-p4h
    @Milkyway248-p4h 2 года назад +2

    No dna test needed.

  • @oliveiraluis3540
    @oliveiraluis3540 2 года назад +2

    At least shes not a sick feminist. She tells it like it was it seems. Thats allright.

  • @allesterbundai3992
    @allesterbundai3992 4 года назад +3

    Lisa write.. What an irony..

    • @s.guttmann6625
      @s.guttmann6625 Год назад

      Was Lisa Write a Mac program? I never fell for the whole Apple hype or any other brand name

  • @เอกชัยสายสร้อย-ข5ฆ

    พี่ยังคิดถึงครับผมพี่ใจดี🙏🙏

  • @rodrigooliveira5400
    @rodrigooliveira5400 2 года назад

    Oi Escritora fofa 😙🌷🍫

  • @antoniobenamer8681
    @antoniobenamer8681 4 года назад +2

    We all have flaws .

  • @rafaelamachado1275
    @rafaelamachado1275 5 лет назад +9

    He missed the most important

  • @esequielsolis5358
    @esequielsolis5358 3 года назад +1

    ZZZ
    LISA JOBZZZZZZZZZZ

  • @ViniciusDeFurio
    @ViniciusDeFurio 4 года назад

    Classic Daddy Issues sub who can only climax with a heavy handed big bad wolf DOM.
    My hands are tired already..
    I love subs. 😎

  • @michaelgonzalez9058
    @michaelgonzalez9058 2 года назад +1

    Lisa he lef

  • @ShivaKumar-bt4ds
    @ShivaKumar-bt4ds 11 месяцев назад

    Mamo good morning

  • @antonellosanseverinati359
    @antonellosanseverinati359 5 лет назад +2

    tuo padre voleva che tu non avessi nulla perché dovevi lasciare un segno nel mondo con tanti soldi non avresti fatto nulla tu sei l'esperimento lisa .

    • @genshelgenshel1237
      @genshelgenshel1237 4 года назад

      ANTONELLO SANSEVERINATI vero

    • @biancafumi2972
      @biancafumi2972 4 года назад

      Spiegamela, per favore.

    • @antonellosanseverinati359
      @antonellosanseverinati359 4 года назад

      il grande Steve Jobs diceva sempre di avere fame Questo vuole dire che chi nella vita a tutto non si impegnerà Al massimo per fare qualcosa per lasciare un segno in questa vita anche se in fin dei conti non gli mancherà niente

  • @BlackArab_
    @BlackArab_ 2 года назад

    Family like that stuffers really nastily. old lonely dead man smh

  • @naveonejakson2305
    @naveonejakson2305 2 года назад

    I do my father work no girl

  • @รรเชนทร์ไขแสง

    You

  • @김지현-c8v
    @김지현-c8v 4 года назад

    sjeihb

  • @leylaleyla5884
    @leylaleyla5884 5 лет назад +3

    I am a woman.
    A woman should never become pregnant against the will oft the boyfriend. AS a woman you should always take a pill and condom. AS Mr Jobs behaved. Behaved the majority oft the men's world. Because he did not want to become a father. And his exgirlfriend got the child against his will. Wo bears the blame here?? A medal has two sides.

    • @shripadpuntambekar4834
      @shripadpuntambekar4834 5 лет назад +4

      U r not fair with her

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад +1

      What are you telling.
      In sex man is use condems.not women.
      But women,s duty to.tell man use it.
      And other thing .
      Mother love children .
      Keeping or aborting chid is her choise.
      So man do irrsponible sex and if he asked
      The girlfriend to termat it.he is a fucking idiot.
      So she is her child

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад

      And other fetus is also a living being
      Not herr mother..steve ,s jobs mother also
      Wrong.
      And male should use it.

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад

      Other thing women must not do q abortion because of men.
      Why she doing a sin
      Other thing children are children .
      There no unwanted children.men must use condom and women must tell use it.
      Because her mother is not a girlfriend ..just a dating partner.so

    • @fairy3560
      @fairy3560 4 года назад

      And othet thimg women like you is a shame for a woman who raise kids
      Altough they illegitimate .
      You must think steve jobs alsso result of ireesponisble sex of his parents.
      And man cannot say termit a baby.
      And othrr what is u saying that
      He is not ready.
      If hr did nit ready.
      Why he came to see the baby and there are photos steve holding baby lisa.
      But he aknowleged her at 8.
      It means he did not want oe did not love.
      It mean he loves from 8.
      But mothers are mothers.
      They are hundreds times
      Courage than men.

  • @wendynieuwoudt8458
    @wendynieuwoudt8458 5 лет назад +5

    Is this an attempt to write poetry or Shakespeare. Over the top and trying to over describe everything. Trying to hard to proof you are a writer?

    • @raymondmookhram5127
      @raymondmookhram5127 4 года назад

      Some people have a far more detailed view of their environment. Most people’s brain are almost hardwired to unsee details in their environment. Perhaps she is even better than ole Shakey.

  • @marymagdalene3004
    @marymagdalene3004 5 лет назад +6

    Scatter-brained? She is sooooo detailed that it is nerve wracking to listen to her! She is not intelligent!!!!

    • @jeffsawada9227
      @jeffsawada9227 3 года назад +1

      You’re a real piece of work posting such slander pseudonymously when she is being sincere and making an honest effort.

  • @caradelevingne7853
    @caradelevingne7853 3 года назад

    how can you say bad things to Mr.. Steve Jobs. Mr. Jobs is alread dead. You better pray. You look for your real father and blame him for abandoning you. Steve Jobs is not your father right? so your mother committed what? why you have a different father. It was your mother and your real father did a bad thing to Steve. You ask your mother why you have a different father so she cheated on Steve or what?