14 Things You Can Learn from the Story of Google

1. The connection between people, computers, and nature is everything. Life = Network.

2. Never abandon your ideas just because others think they are impossible, foolish, or a waste of time.

3. Pay attention to the changing world, not money. If you can create value, money will follow.

4. Don't hastily conclude that something is "impossible." Just because something hasn't happened doesn't mean it's impossible.

5. Money is the problem you need to solve, not the solution to solving problems. Money won't help you solve problems, but you can propose solutions to financial issues.

6. Value innovation over money. Treat innovation as the bottom line of your company; otherwise, prepare to fail.

7. Be unconventional. Don't blindly follow others' opinions; believe in yourself.

8. Speed is more important than appearance.

9. Natural growth is most suitable; don't force it.

10. Users come first. Don't do things that annoy users for the sake of money; they'll remember.

11. Never betray the trust of users or anyone else.

12. Spend 20% of your time on new ideas without considering whether they will bring you profit. If it can make the world a better place, go for it, regardless of whether it makes money.

13. Don't let your competitors dictate your moves. Understand your own value and direction.

14. Forge your own path where no one has walked before.

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