1. In 1974, 19-year-old Jobs worked as a technician at Atari and thought he'd remain nobody. Until he stumbled upon Robert Fritz's book "The Path of Least Resistance" in a used bookstore. A book about turning creative vision into reality through understanding structures. Jobs read it overnight and realized: he'd been doing everything wrong his whole life. 2. The book's main idea: most people react to circumstances, while successful people create structures. Not "how to make money," but "how to c