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A few months ago, Jensen Huang nearly lost his temper during an interview. Some people focused on one phrase: “You’re not talking to somebody who woke up a loser.”
But Jensen’s point wasn’t about being a loser. It was about accepting a loser mindset—treating defeat as inevitable before the competition is over.
There’s an important difference. You can lose and still have a winner’s mindset. That mindset is what keeps you learning, competing, and finding a way back.
Nvidia itself is proof. It took Jensen 31 years to build it from a startup into the world’s most valuable public company—not because it never faced setbacks, but because he kept pushing.
Months later, Huawei has made progress in AI chips, and Chinese open-source models are beginning to be trained and run on Huawei hardware. Nvidia hasn’t stopped pushing either.
The score can change. What matters is whether you stay in the fight.
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