"Vous ne gagnez des points que lorsque vous créez quelque chose que le marché veut. Donc si vous travaillez vraiment dur sur les mauvaises choses, personne ne s'en souciera."
— Sam Altman
Simplified Meaning:
Imagine you're trying to sell a new kind of toy. You spent months designing and creating it, even working late nights. But when you try to sell it, no kids are interested because they all want the latest video games, not toys. Even though you worked really hard, your effort doesn't matter because it's not what people want to buy. This quote is like that. It's saying that no matter how much effort you put into something, if it's not what people need or are looking for, it won't be successful. To do well, you need to focus on what will actually help others or what they are looking to buy. In your own life, it means before starting a big project, make sure it's something others are interested in or need, otherwise your hard work might not be appreciated.
