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“Jobs put his hand on Ellison's left shoulder, pulled him so close that their noses almost touched, and said, "Larry, this is why it's really important that I'm your friend. You don't need any more money.” quote by Walter Isaacson
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““Jobs put his hand on Ellison's left shoulder, pulled him so close that their noses almost touched, and said, "Larry, this is why it's really important that I'm your friend. You don't need any more money.””

Walter Isaacson

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This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

True friendship offers support beyond financial gain, emphasizing loyalty and personal connection over money.

In simple terms: Friends help more than money.

Key Takeaway

Value loyalty over wealth.

Themes

friendship loyalty support

Mood

reflective intimate

Type

advice personal

When to use this quote

  • business negotiations
  • personal crises
  • career decisions
  • financial stress

Key Concepts

personal connection trust nonmaterial value

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you show loyalty without expecting money?
  • What non‑financial support do you need?
A Different Perspective

Friendship may not replace practical financial needs.

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