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Jensen Huang: the character of a company is the most important thing “The character of a company is what makes it ultimately successful,” Jensen begins. “How resilient is it? How does it deal with adversity? How does it deal with learning when it’s presented with new assumptions? If the conditions change, how agile is the company?” Jensen elaborates on how you instill these values in a company: “You talk about it. You teach it. You live it. Nvidia’s really fortunate because we suffered so greatly in the beginning. For the first 15 years of our company, it was one adversity after another. Maybe 5-7 times it was existential.” It ultimately comes down to the character of the people. “It’s the people’s resilience,” He argues. “A company is made of people. It’s not made of the document that describes the culture. It’s not the inscription of the core values on the building. That’s not what makes the company’s culture. It’s the people and how the company overcame existential crises or incredible adversity — the agility, cleverness, creativity, ingenuity, will power, and incredible ability to suffer extraordinary pain — that is the corporate character.” Jensen once remarked, “my will to survive exceeds almost everybody else’s will to kill me.” He elaborates on what he meant by this: “It’s pretty hard to discourage me, and if I believe in something, I’m just going to keep doing it until it’s done and until we’re great at it. It’s hard to deter me. It’s hard to distract me. It’s hard to discourage me. In my mind, it’s always, ‘How hard can this be?’ And it turns out that every time it’s incredibly hard. But I’m surrounded by amazing people helping me.” Video source: Norges Bank (2023)

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Jeff Bezos: “Stress comes from ignoring things that you shouldn’t be ignoring” “If I find that some particular thing is causing me stress, that’s a warning flag for me. What it means is there’s something that I haven’t completely identified - perhaps in my conscious mind - that is bothering me and I haven’t yet taken any action on it.” Bezos continues: “I find as soon as I identify it and make the first phone call or send off the first email message… Even if it’s not solved, the mere fact that we’re addressing it dramatically reduces any stress that might come from it.” Stress, he argues, “comes from ignoring things that you shouldn’t be ignoring.” ”People get stress wrong all the time in my opinion. Stress doesn’t come from hard work, for example. You can be working incredibly hard and loving it. And likewise, you can be out of work and incredibly stressed over that.”

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It’s hard to find a more hypocritical political class in the wide world than that of the Brussels bureaucrats. They demand that we sever ourselves from Russian gas, meanwhile, more Russian LNG is coming to Western Europe than ever before. They also want to get rid of Russian oil, unless of course they can buy it via some Asian detour. European people are sick of Brussels’ lies and deceit. They want affordable energy prices and economic prosperity!

It’s hard to find a more hypocritical political class in the wide world than that of the Brussels bureaucrats. They demand that we sever ourselves from Russian gas, meanwhile, more Russian LNG is coming to Western Europe than ever before. They also want to get rid of Russian oil, unless of course they can buy it via some Asian detour. European people are sick of Brussels’ lies and deceit. They want affordable energy prices and economic prosperity!

Orbán Viktor

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she can’t do ANYTHING right… perform an unknown track with less than 9M TOTAL streams and barely gaining 6k daily in front of multiple nations is embarrassing… u have a tied record with MICHAEL JACKSON AND UR PERFORMING THIS?? a song from an album that fully buried ur career bc you got the man that SA’d ur friend to be the main producer of the project. overall it’s not a good song either, in the disappointment that is 143 there’s a could of other songs that are better. i would rather you perform a hitb you’re known for like roar or fireworks, not this bs. she’s also not even on key to the original song, the little kid can hold a note better than she can, and it’s so disappointing for someone who owns one of the biggest albums of the 2010s… .KATY PERRY REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE!!!

she can’t do ANYTHING right… perform an unknown track with less than 9M TOTAL streams and barely gaining 6k daily in front of multiple nations is embarrassing… u have a tied record with MICHAEL JACKSON AND UR PERFORMING THIS?? a song from an album that fully buried ur career bc you got the man that SA’d ur friend to be the main producer of the project. overall it’s not a good song either, in the disappointment that is 143 there’s a could of other songs that are better. i would rather you perform a hitb you’re known for like roar or fireworks, not this bs. she’s also not even on key to the original song, the little kid can hold a note better than she can, and it’s so disappointing for someone who owns one of the biggest albums of the 2010s… .KATY PERRY REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE!!!

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