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Today's Insights: Learn to endure suffering and setbacks
The market impact by Jen-Hsun Huang can set the trend even when eating snacks at the night market, but did you know that he has a lot of hard work behind him? This article reveals the enlightenment of "You can only become a master by enduring hardships" through Huang Renxun. NVIDIA, which specializes in video game graphics cards, has honed its unique skills in efficient chip design, riding on the rocket of artificial intelligence and supercomputers. Its market value has tripled in the past year, exceeding US$3 trillion. The founder Huang Renxun, known as the "Three Trillion Man," started the "Ren Lai Crazy." His words and deeds are enthusiastically sought after, and even what he eats when he goes to the night market can set the trend.
He repeatedly emphasized on different occasions: "Success is the result of hard work, and suffering and setbacks are the process of honing super abilities." He recalled his past of washing toilets and dishes when he was a student. He never complained about others and did these menial tasks well. He vividly recalled that NVIDIA had worked hard and faced the risk of bankruptcy. He said that these personality traits tempered by hardship are the key to his and NVIDIA's success. He even said: "If I want to wish you success, I can simply say that I wish you face more hardships and setbacks." I really appreciate that he still remembers the journey when he reaches the top and is willing to remind young people with sincerity. "There is no such thing as a free lunch." To become a master, you must first endure hardships. Unfortunately, this important reminder has been drowned out by many more eye-catching reports and passed off as a cliché. The younger generation, especially, should absorb and internalize this inspiration.
The bigger the tree, the deeper the roots must be. We often only admire the lush leaves and blooming flowers and fruits of the big branches. In fact, the visible growth that develops upward towards the light relies on invisible roots to break through layers of obstacles in the darkness and grow downward. These roots can absorb enough water and nutrients to support the growth and height of the tree trunks, branches, leaves, flowers, and fruits. In particular, they must be able to hold on and endure in adverse circumstances such as strong winds, heavy rains, droughts, and floods, to finally achieve success.
