In candid comments, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has revealed his deep envy of Steve Jobs' unparalleled ability to captivate audiences with his natural charisma on stage.

In an intimate conversation with podcaster Dax Shepard, the 68-year-old billionaire, who recently visited Vietnam, shared insights into his own struggles and the effort he puts into public speaking - an area in which he feels Steve Jobs excelled.

Bill Gates recalls the time when he and Steve Jobs traveled the world as technology evangelists for Microsoft and Apple. Their mission was to demonstrate the transformative potential of their companies' technologies. Bill Gates notes how Steve Jobs could still present as if the ideas were new at the time. Bill Gates admits that this natural flair for engaging with audiences is something he has always aspired to.

The billionaire also shared that he has taken a similar approach to his own communications. Whether at Microsoft or in his philanthropic efforts, communicating clearly and directly has always been his goal. Bill Gates said that Steve Jobs had a profound impact on him by constantly improving his public speaking skills, even years after the Apple co-founder passed away.

According to Bill Gates, Steve Jobs' meticulous attention to detail, from lighting cues to the way his presentation slides were arranged, showed a level of perfectionism that he had to admire. For example, Steve Jobs once got frustrated with a small lighting problem during a rehearsal, showing how much he really wanted the final presentation to be perfect.