I, Steve

The book offers a rare glimpse into his thoughts and personality. I'm curious whether this approach was planned from the start or developed during research.

While the biography highlights his achievements, I wondered if certain challenges or failures were less emphasized. How did others perceive the balance between his public and private life?

The selection of quotes really paints a vivid picture, but I wonder what guided the editing process—was it to showcase certain traits or to tell a specific narrative?