We all have a specific order that we do things in life. We eat breakfast before lunch and lunch before dinner. We wake up before we get out of bed and we get out of bed before we brush our teeth. Sometimes we will plan the order that we will do things during the weekend, like going shopping and then going to the movies. Everything in our life has a certain time and place. This way of organization helps us decide what is important and what is not, what we have time for and what we do not. However, having too much order can lead to too much focus on planning rather than on the experience. There is one thing everyone has to have order in their lives to achieve: the American Dream. The American Dream of living fuller and better than before can only be achieved through three parts: reaching
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Due to his need for the factory to be a certain way to keep it in order, he completely hinders his own company. His intentions were genuine in his mind, but the result of his actions creates a lot of problems. Not only did his mistake detract from his savings, his factory became suddenly less efficient as the machine he painted blue does not work which leads to consuming time that could have been used for something else, like producing a new product or spending time with family. However, Steve Jobs ' family was not part of his life 's order. Although he chose to have a family, he did not nurture them emotionally, indicating that they weren 't an important aspect of Jobs ' vision of his world. Jobs himself was amazed "at how well [his] kids were turning out 'especially since [Lauren and I are] not always there for them '" (283). He would not have to have this reaction if he had simply spent time caring for his children. Just because they were turning out alright does not mean excuse Jobs ' choice to be absent as a father. He needed Apple to be successful and orderly because it is a reflection of him and his work, but so is his family. Thanks to his trait, Jobs lacked the
Due to his need for the factory to be a certain way to keep it in order, he completely hinders his own company. His intentions were genuine in his mind, but the result of his actions creates a lot of problems. Not only did his mistake detract from his savings, his factory became suddenly less efficient as the machine he painted blue does not work which leads to consuming time that could have been used for something else, like producing a new product or spending time with family. However, Steve Jobs ' family was not part of his life 's order. Although he chose to have a family, he did not nurture them emotionally, indicating that they weren 't an important aspect of Jobs ' vision of his world. Jobs himself was amazed "at how well [his] kids were turning out 'especially since [Lauren and I are] not always there for them '" (283). He would not have to have this reaction if he had simply spent time caring for his children. Just because they were turning out alright does not mean excuse Jobs ' choice to be absent as a father. He needed Apple to be successful and orderly because it is a reflection of him and his work, but so is his family. Thanks to his trait, Jobs lacked the