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Spotlight on Genius! 🔦
"Julian Jensen is amazed to be onstage at a major technology event. He never thought that with his humble beginnings, he would ever reach such a pinnacle of success. As a lonely young immigrant in rural Kentucky, Julian endured bullying, prejudice, exhausting janitorial work, and the isolation of a strict boarding school. Yet despite these obstacles Julian quietly develops the resilience, discipline, and curiosity that will one day allow him not only to lift himself out of poverty but to change the world. So begin's author Yupitsmejan's tribute to Jensen Huang, the man that will eventually revolutionize the artificial intelligence industry and become the CEO of NVIDIA. Rather than focusing on the billionaire the world knows today, the story 'spotlights' (heh-heh) on the frightened, immigrant child whose curiosity, resilience, and relentless determination quietly lays the foundation for his extraordinary future. My only minor complaint was that there was a name switch at the beginning of the story with 'Hwang' and 'Jensen' and that did cause me a moment of confusion. Other than that though there were no major flaws in the story. This novel was an interesting reminder that genius often begins with a humble start. "
SPOTLIGHT ON JENSEN
"A documentary read of sorts. I like it. Short and to the point. i like how the author added direct speech into it so the reader doesn't get bored as they read. Educational as well. I never knew this guy until now"
spotlight on jensen
"Nice short docu-read"
Spotlight on jensen
"I don't know this guy, but I remember the picture Mark zuk- (however u spell his name) posted. I think this was a good read and detailed too. Not boring like a biography is expected to be. I like the way you sometimes placed the characters into it. I like how you detailed the leather jacket as it was a detail I also remembered as I read it. I had no idea he was Taiwanese and figured Chinese as well. The detail you added with his wife, was believable, as well as the other two characters in his early life. This was a good read. As someone who prefers and loves short stories, I would recommend this as a read."
Spotlight on jensen
"This was a good quick read. A biography/satirical read. I like it. I also like how you added a bit of direct feel and conversations a s well."
