Steve Wozniak speaks about knowing and believing in your authentic self, maintaining good values despite success or money, avoiding competitive or supremacist thinking, and practicing acceptance of others to promote peace and better relationships.
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It's things like knowing who you are inside who you are and believing in that person and remembering it through life and saying, today it's a good person. I am and I have some good values and a good head on my shoulders. And I don't want to be corrupted by the successes I'm going to have in life and in business. I don't want to be corrupted and go in different ways. If I make a lot of money, I still want to be that good, pure human who thinks well, don't set yourself up for those frowns. And you don't always have to win every single argument you. You can think your way and believe in. Your thoughts are good in your own brain and somebody else doesn't agree with you, that's okay. They just think a different way. There's no need to look at the world of, oh, we've all got to be in competition. It's my way. Everyone has to be just like me or they're no good. They have to use my computer, they have to go to my school, they have to be my country, they have to do things my way. That's not the way to think. Be very open to a lot of different people, have differences, and we can all still see each other as good and we get along a lot better and have a lot more peace that way. Acceptance of others is the key.