A short YouTube clip of Jensen Huang advising against starting a company solely for money. He emphasizes that entrepreneurship has a low probability of success and that founders should be motivated by deep belief in their idea, unique perspective, passion, and willingness to persevere through challenges rather than financial gain.
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I hope that if I leave you with anything, money is the only singular reason not to start the company. Because starting companies, it's a very, very unlikely probability for success. And so if that is your reason for doing it, you will likely regret the experience. You should start the company and build a company because you so believe in your idea, you're so passionate about it, and you want to build something great. I have plenty of money, but it doesn't motivate me, nor does it demotivate me. So I would urge you to ask yourself and for your friends to ask themselves, what is the purpose that they want to start a company? You have to have a perspective that's unique, that you feel really strongly about it, that you're willing to persevere. Almost any challenge to make it happen. That's the reason why you should start deploying. Okay, thank you, everybody.