Happy Friday, Builders! A line from NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has been echoing all week: “I hope suffering happens to you.” He shared it with students at Stanford, and while it may sound harsh, the point is timeless. Few things of value are born from comfort. Growth comes from friction—from the moments when the path is blocked and the only choice is to sink or swim. History shows us the pattern. Economies reinvent themselves in recessions. Social movements harden under pressure. Founders sharpen their models when the runway shortens. Suffering, in other words, is not an interruption to progress—it is often the very engine of it. At OHUB, we challenge you to zoom out—step back from the hustle and look at the pressure points in your world that could be transmuted into long-term advantage. Think like an alchemist. The ingredients of real growth rarely show up as treasure. They arrive as pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty. The art is in how we transform them—turning weight into wisdom, friction into fuel, and struggles into strength that lasts. 💡 As the week closes, remember Jensen’s words. Suffering is not your enemy—it’s the process that shapes you. May the challenges in front of you today become the treasures that lift you, your work, and your community to the next level.