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馬克·扎克伯格23歲，對錢一無所知。她38歲，正要讓他成爲世界上最富有的人之一。
每個人都告訴她，離開是瘋狂的。
雪莉·桑德伯格38歲。谷歌的副總裁。硅谷最有權勢的女性之一。
而她正打算爲了一個不知道如何賺錢的公司而放棄一切。
"留在Google。你的人生就穩了。"
"Facebook是一個大學網站。它永遠不會長久。"
"爲什麼要冒險？你已經成功了。"
她沒有聽。

Most people think Sam Altman got lucky with ChatGPT.
Nah.
He spent years making moves nobody noticed until it was too late.
Here's how he quietly positioned himself before OpenAI exploded:
Rewind to 2019.
There's this nonprofit AI lab in San Francisco. Nobody outside tech circles is paying attention.
The world is busy arguing about whether Alexa will ever understand basic commands.
Meanwhile, Sam's playing chess while everyone else is playing checkers.
He's running Y Combinator at the time. The most powerful startup accelerator in existence.
Then he walks away.
Read that again.
He left a guaranteed kingmaker position to bet everything on a company burning through cash researching AI that might never work.
Everyone thought he'd lost his mind.
Here's what they didn't see.
Sam had been obsessing over AI since 2015. Not casually scrolling headlines. Actually studying it.
He saw what was coming before most people could even spell "neural network."
So he started positioning.
Move 1: He helped co-found OpenAI in 2015 with Elon Musk and others.
But here's the thing — he stayed in the shadows. Kept running YC. Watched everything. Learned everything.
Playing the long game while everyone else chased quick wins.
Move 2: He built relationships with every major AI researcher on the planet.
Not for business deals. For knowledge.
He wanted to understand the tech deeply before he ever tried to lead it.
Most founders want to look smart. Sam wanted to actually be smart.
Move 3: In 2019, he restructured OpenAI from nonprofit to "capped-profit."
Absolute masterstroke.
It let them raise billions while keeping the "we're saving humanity" narrative intact.
Investors got returns. Idealists stayed loyal. Everybody won.
Microsoft cut a billion-dollar check.
Move 4: He hired killers and got out of their way.
Sam isn't a technical genius. He's never pretended to be.
So he surrounded himself with people who were and gave them room to build.
His lane was vision, capital, and positioning. He stayed in it.
Ego kills more companies than competition ever will.
Move 5: He kept things quiet until the product was undeniable.
For years, OpenAI published research papers only academics cared about.
No splashy launches. No hype cycles. No "we're changing the world" tweets every 5 minutes.
Just building in silence.
Then ChatGPT dropped in November 2022.
100 million users in 60 days.
Fastest-growing consumer product in human history.
The world acted shocked.
Sam wasn't.
He'd been engineering this moment for seven years.
The real lesson isn't about AI.
It's about positioning.
→ Sam spotted a wave nobody else believed in.
→ He gave up a sure thing to chase an uncertain one.
→ He spent years learning before trying to lead.
→ He built a structure that attracted capital without surrendering control.
→ He hired people smarter than him and let them cook.
→ He stayed silent until he had something undeniable.
You can run this exact playbook.
Find the wave nobody believes in yet.
Learn it deeper than anyone around you.
Build relationships with the smartest people in that space.
Create a structure that lets you move fast when the window opens.
Stay patient until you have something real.
That's how you position yourself before the explosion.
Not luck. Not perfect timing.
Years of invisible work that only makes sense looking backward.
Sam knew exactly what he was doing.
Now you do too.
And now ChatGPT has 800+ million users in 2026.
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