Among the litany of addresses delivered by Steve Jobs, his 2005 Stanford University commencement speech is one of his most celebrated. As his biographer, Walter Isaacson, describes it, “the artful minimalism of the speech gave it simplicity, purity and charm. Search where you will . . . and you won’t find a better commencement address. Others may have been more important . . . but none has had more grace.” Buried in the talk, Jobs reveals a routine that helped…
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