我第一次真正感受到作为创业者的压力，是在有一天从会议室的窗户往下看停车场时，突然想到： “天哪，下面每一辆车的车贷，都是我在负责。” The moment I first felt the real pressure of being an entrepreneur was when I looked down from our conference room window onto the parking lot and thought: "Oh my god, I'm responsible for all those car payments.”
Marc RandolphCo-founder of, Netflix & 6 other companies
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我第一次真正感受到作为创业者的压力，是在有一天从会议室的窗户往下看停车场时，突然想到：
“天哪，下面每一辆车的车贷，都是我在负责。”
The moment I first felt the real pressure of being an entrepreneur was when I looked down from our conference room window onto the parking lot and thought:
"Oh my god, I'm responsible for all those car payments.”
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