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Nvidia CEO: doing great work is not about joy and happiness every day. It is about loving what you do and resilience.
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Here’s a 60 Minutes masterpiece which lays the blueprint for how $NVDA is already revolutionising our way of life in almost every aspect - #AI, Robotics, Gene Editing, Drug discovery, Space & much more! Jensen Huang is an inspiring & amazing CEO & leader!
Meaning is the secret sauce.
The money is a nice side effect
I found a great site today that goes into detail about the core tenets of work and service and gifts and outcomes, While keeping what was closer to my grandparents' post WWI and WWII ideology or hard work, resilience and perseverance hope it addds context to NVIDIA CEO beliefs
Was this spliced together? This doesn’t look like the original clip?
Probably like a lot of people on X, I have watched wayyy too many of these tech interviews over the years. This Patrick Collison- Jensen Huang conversation is instantly a classic.. Worth the full hour...
Is he talking about the relationship to his company or to his wife? Seems like the advice could be applicable to either
Really the Stripe CEO? He is nowhere near Jensen. WTF.
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![Jensen Huang: “To be CEO is a lifetime of sacrifice” “Most people think that [being CEO] is about leading, being in command, and being on top,” Nvidia founder Jensen Huang begins. “But none of that is true.” Jensen explains: “You’re in service of the company. You’re creating conditions for other people to do their life’s work. You’re inspiring through example. Most of the examples are making difficult decisions during very difficult times. It’s mostly about sacrifice. It’s also about strategy. And strategy is not just about choosing what to do. It’s about choosing what not to do — which is sacrifice.” He continues: “The determination, conviction, pain, and suffering that goes along with overcoming obstacles is all sacrifice. I’m not trying to talk anybody out of the profession — if you are to do it, it’s the greatest honor. But you have to realize that it’s not about fame and glory. It’s mostly about pain and suffering.” Video source: The Cambridge Union (2025)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1990402000979116154/amplify_video_thumb/1990388058231812096/img/JkZlxuw9grYTg3Lt.jpg)
