Stories of Two Successful Persons

1. Steve Jobs:

Steve Jobs was an American businessman, inventor and one of the founders of the famous company Apple.

You must have heard the name Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs was an American businessman, inventor and one of the founders of the famous company Apple. He was fired from his company and then re-appointed as head and then Steve. Jobs made the company the richest company in the world.

The music player he invented, or a world of iPods and iPhones, became a craze. Whenever Steve Jobs was going to launch a new product, he wanted it to be on the cover of the global magazine Time Magazine or on CNN. Be advertised

"Better a poor horse than no horse at all" (Steve Jobs)

(Steve Jobs) He was the perfect example of this famous saying.

Despite a tumultuous life, Steve Jobs, a creative entrepreneur, revolutionized six industries with his passion for art and aggression, including personal computers, movies, music, phones, tablet computing and digital publishing. Included.

Steve Jobs was born in 1955 in San Francisco, California, USA, and in 2011, in California, at the age of 56, he said goodbye to this world forever. Why the company was named Apple, actually Steve's favorite fruit was the apple and he believed that the apple is a sign of wisdom and understanding.

That's why when designer "Rob Janoff" was designing his company logo, Steve said, "Show me an apple that has been eaten. It will start from one side only, that is, the journey of wisdom will start from here."

Steve Jobs enrolled at Red College in 1972.

There he befriended his nickname "Steve Wozniak" and decided to work together and invent something new. After a tireless effort to create "The Apple One" computer, a new era in Steve Jobs' life began.

Steve Jobs founded a company that was so rich in innovative creativity that it surpassed Hewlett Packard, the most famous company of its time. He knew that in the 21st century, More important would be the one who would combine creativity with technology, so he created a company where the paths of creativity were combined with the best engineering.

Steve Jobs was also a philanthropist. He was one of the largest donors to the World AIDS Foundation. His company provided 35,000 jobs in the United States, regardless of race or color. He was to develop a mobile phone for the blind that would help him at every opportunity, but life did not suit him.

His story is instructive as well as instructive, reminiscent of the lessons of invention, character, leadership, humanity and will remain so for the rest of the world.

2. Anna Mulka Ahmed:

She was born on August 13, 1917, in London, the capital of the United Kingdom. That's why in London he enrolled in the Royal Academy of the Arts.

There she chose her spouse and then moved to Lahore with them. Anna was so interested in the fine arts that she soon joined the Punjab University and then set up a fine arts department there which It has now been transformed into the University of Arts and Design.

In 1940, he became the first head of the university's fine arts department.

For 30 years, he worked tirelessly to promote fine arts education in Pakistan. He organized an exhibition of paintings for the first time in Pakistan. Many of his students established fine arts departments in many universities across Pakistan.

Anna continues to show European style and Pakistani impression through her photographs.

Anna Molka Ahmed was an excellent teacher. For the first time, she took her students out of college and gave them the opportunity to paint in a natural environment. Although he passed away on April 20, 1994, he is still a part of the memories of his students. Many students have now become famous Pakistani artists.