Hungry & FoolishIntrinsic Motivation & Resilient SystemsNarrator Steve Jobs once said, "Stay hungry. Stay foolish." But what does it truly take to live those words?Steve Jobs You have to create your own hunger. It's not about wanting more, it's about never feeling full—so you always reach further.Timmy But Steve, what if I get stuck or scared to try weird stuff? Being 'foolish' sounds risky!Steve Jobs That’s the magic, Timmy! Staying foolish means building a system that bends and doesn't break when you fail. So you bounce back, ready to experiment again.Timmy So you have to rely on intrinsic motivation and create systems that support you when you fall?Timmy So, if I want to stay hungry, I need to make things that excite me—no matter how silly they seem?Steve Jobs Exactly! Intrinsic motivation is the fuel. When you build habits that make you curious, you stay hungry. But you also need a resilient mindset to stay foolish, so you don’t quit after a mistake.Timmy So, if I want to create something cool, I just need to keep trying, even if it seems weird or I mess up?Steve Jobs That’s it, Timmy. Stay hungry—keep searching. Stay foolish—keep trying. That’s how you change your world.Quotes: Steve Jobs says, Stay hungry. Stay foolish. But what do you need to do to make it come true? Some tips: Create the intrinsic motivation to ‘stay’ hungry. Creating a resilient system will let you “stay” foolish. +Theme: Rendered in the style of papercut art, featuring layered, intricately cut paper elements with a vibrant color palette. The composition presents a harmonious blend of soft pastels and bold hues, with a tactile, three-dimensional appearance that emphasizes texture and shadow. The style captures a delicate yet modern aesthetic, with precise edges and overlapping forms creating depth and visual interest. @Steve Jobs: Apple Guy @Timmy: Resourceful 8yr old
