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In this one-minute excerpt from Simerjeet Singh’s keynote, Beyond University Degrees, he takes students back to Google’s earliest days—when the founders had built an ingenious way to organize and rank information, but had not yet fully figured out how the business would make money.
The larger lesson goes far beyond Google:
You do not always need the complete business model before you begin.
Sometimes, you begin by solving a real problem. You improve what already exists. You create something useful. You add genuine value.
The revenue model, opportunities, partnerships, and scale can emerge as you keep building.
Too many promising ideas never leave the notebook because their creators want every answer in advance. But innovation rarely arrives with a complete map.
Take the first step. Build something better. Let usefulness lead, and keep learning along the way.
Watch this short history lesson and share it with a student, creator, entrepreneur, or young professional waiting for the “perfect plan” before beginning.
Simerjeet Singh is an international keynote speaker and the Disruption Coach, known for helping students, leaders, and organizations develop growth mindset, embrace change, think creatively, and prepare for the future of work.
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