I had the privilege of speaking with Rev Lebaredian, Vice President of Omniverse and Simulation Technology at NVIDIA, about his incredible journey and the groundbreaking work happening at NVIDIA.
Rev shared how he went from not wanting to manage people to becoming one of the key people in the organisation, leading the innovation that powers NVIDIA Omniverse. "We took a big hit because CUDA didn’t help us with our core business up until fairly recently," he explained, reflecting on their early challenges. But through it all, his team has pioneered transformative technologies like large-scale automated testing, real-time physics simulation, and in-game photography.
Rev's belief in "exponential increases in computing capabilities" as a fundamental driver of innovation has shaped the future of virtual worlds. NVIDIA Omniverse, the platform Rev and his team have developed, combines AI, real-time rendering, and physics simulation into one powerful tool, revolutionising industries like architecture, entertainment, and robotics.
Check out the full interview on YouTube! https://t.co/ucQTMU5Z0K
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No one is born a great CEO.
Great leadership isn't about talent or charisma.
It's all about consistency.
These 7 daily habits separate the leaders who last
from those who flame out:
1. Plan with Precision
They don't just plan, they obsess over priorities.
Every morning, they identify their top 3 goals.
Not 10, not 5... just 3.
Then they ruthlessly protect their time
to make those happen.
2. Connect with Your Team
The best CEOs know that leadership happens
in the trenches, not the corner office.
They have real conversations daily, catch issues
early, and keep their finger on the pulse of
their organization.
3. Think Bigger
While others get lost in the daily grind,
great CEOs carve out time to zoom out.
They're constantly asking: "What could break our
business in 5 years?" and "Where are
the massive opportunities others are missing?"
4. Decide with Confidence
They don't wait for perfect information, they
move fast and adjust course.
As one CEO told me: "A good decision today
beats a perfect decision next week."
5. Stay Curious
The most effective leaders are learning machines.
They read voraciously, ask questions constantly,
and bring fresh insights to their teams.
They know that today's solutions won't
solve tomorrow's problems.
6. Lead with Gratitude
They understand that recognition isn't
just "nice to have", it's rocket fuel for performance.
They celebrate wins, big and small, and
make gratitude a daily practice.
7. Reflect and Improve
At day's end, they don't just collapse into bed.
They take 10 minutes to review what worked,
what didn't, and what needs to change tomorrow.
Source 🙏 The CEO Accelerator by Eric Partaker #success #entrepreneur #startup #Leadership
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