Jensen Huang

Um, but you're constantly reevaluating this combination of three, four, five things I think is, is really important for resilience.

And, and, um,

And, you know, I'm fortunate that whatever life experience has led to this, I've got kind of those four or five things.

You know, I'm always curious, always learning.

I'm always learning from everybody.

You know, I'm always asking, and because I'm humble about everything, I'm always thinking, gosh, they did that so nicely.

They did that so wonderfully.

You know, I wonder what they're thinking through.

How do they, you know, so I'm simulating everybody in a lot of ways.

emulating almost everybody I watch, right?

You're empathetic towards everything that they do that you're observing and respect.

And so you're constantly learning.

Surprisingly, no.

And I would actually go the other way.

Because I do so much of my work publicly, when I'm wrong,

Pretty much everybody sees it.

You get humbled.

Yeah.

And when I'm wrong or it didn't turn out that way or, you know, most of the things that I say outside, I'm fairly certain about.

And the reason for that is because it's going to impact somebody else.