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Vishu Bheda
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đđČđ»đđČđ» đđđźđ»đŽ đČđ đœđčđźđ¶đ»đ đ”đ¶đ đ±đČđ°đ¶đđ¶đŒđ» đđŒ đđđźđżđ đĄđ©đđđđ đźđ đź đœđźđżđČđ»đ đđ¶đđ” đđŒđđ»đŽ đ°đ”đ¶đčđ±đżđČđ» In 1993, Jensen Huang was 30 years old, working at LSI Logic, and raising two young children. Yet, he quit his stable job to co-found NVIDIA. Most people would see that as a huge risk. He didnât. Jensen believed in himself and his co-founders. He trusted that even if NVIDIA failed, he would find something elseâmaybe something even better. The decision wasnât a long debate. It wasnât even a full dinner conversation. He later told Berkeley students that starting a company isnât the life-or-death decision people make it out to be. What really matters is this: Do you love the people youâre working with? Do you love the work youâre doing? Do you love it enough to push through setbacks, failures, and bad days? Because there will be plenty of those. Most people hesitate to take big risks, fearing failure as if itâs permanent. But Jensen saw the bigger pictureâwhen you believe in yourself and the work you do, thereâs always another way forward. Success isnât about avoiding failure. Itâs about having the confidence to keep going. Follow Vishu Bheda for more valuable startup insights from the world's best founders!
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