Steve Wozniak recently celebrated his 75th birthday, prompting a profile by CBS News. In a public comment, Wozniak revealed he gave away most of his Apple wealth because he prioritizes happiness over riches. He stated he earns money from his labor, pays significant taxes, and enjoys a fulfilling life focused on happiness. Wozniak's engineering genius was foundational to Apple, and his spirit remains embedded in the company's DNA. He is admired for his contributions and his unique perspective on life. A past anecdote highlights Wozniak's generous and somewhat disorganized approach to wealth. Unlike Steve Jobs, Wozniak freely distributed millions in stock to family and friends. He also made various investments and purchases, often with a cavalier attitude towards his finances. His father once remarked that Wozniak shouldn't have so much money given his financial habits. Wozniak's ventures, like buying a movie theater, sometimes led to unexpected complications. He proactively addressed community concerns regarding the theater's movie selection.