Nvidia CEO Advises Stanford Students to Embrace Adversity and Lower Expectations to Build Resilience
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told Stanford students to lower their expectations to build resilience, saying "I wish upon you ample doses of pain and suffering."
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Huang overcame adversity growing up, including bullying and dangerous commutes to school, which he credits for his success.
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He started Nvidia after gaining work ethic from being "the best dishwasher" at Denny's before becoming a busboy.
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Hardship builds character and greatness, according to Huang, who still welcomes "pain and suffering" at Nvidia to keep people sharp.
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Huang doesn't know how to deliberately invite more hardship but advises fully embracing tough times when they occur.