50 points + brainliestin the first chapter of the book, steve jobs: the man who thought different, jobs credits his father with teaching him how to build things in their garage workshop. he states that his father stressed the importance of doing things right – paying attention to the details and craftsmanship of a project. this lesson stayed with jobs throughout his career. his commitment to excellence and attention to detail are evident in every technological device he created. think about the adults in your life who have influenced you. it could be one of your parents, a family friend, or a relative. in your journal, write about one lesson that you have learned from that person that you hope to carry with you into your adulthood. your response should be about 150 words.