Steve Jobs Saved Apple by Overcoming ‘Divestiture Aversion.’ It Will Work for You, Too

This article discusses “divestiture aversion,” a common human tendency to overvalue items we own, making it difficult to let them go. It highlights how Steve Jobs exemplified overcoming this by drastically cutting Apple’s product line upon his return in 1997, saving the company from bankruptcy. The piece suggests that understanding and counteracting divestiture aversion can be beneficial for individuals and businesses.