“I started the site when I was 19. I didn't know much about business back then”
— Mark Zuckerberg
Simplified Meaning:
When someone says they started something, like a website, at a young age without knowing much about business, they mean they took a leap of faith and began a project even though they didn't have all the knowledge or experience. Think about a teenager who decides to open a lemonade stand. They might not understand all the details of running a business, like how to manage money or advertise, but they start anyway. Over time, they learn by doing and make mistakes along the way, which helps them grow and improve. This teaches us that we don't need to have all the answers to begin something new. The important part is to take the first step and learn as we go. For instance, many successful people started with very little knowledge but gained experience by just starting. So, if you have an idea or a passion, don't wait until you know everything. Begin now, and the learning will come with time and effort.
