Short excerpt of a speech by Mark Zuckerberg arguing that people who pursue large, ambitious visions will be criticized as "crazy," blamed for not understanding complex problems, and accused of moving too fast. He warns that fear of making mistakes prevents society from taking on big work and issues a call-to-action: begin now and create generation-defining works.
Anyone working on a big vision is going to get called crazy. Even if you end up right, anyone taking on a complex problem is going to get blamed for not fully understanding it. Even though it's impossible to know everything up front, anyone taking initiative will always get criticized for moving too fast because there's always someone who wants to slow you down. In our society, we often don't take on big things because we're so afraid of making mistakes that we ignore all the things wrong. Today if we do nothing. The reality is anything we do today is going to have some issues in the future, but that can't stop us from getting started. So what are we waiting for? It is time for our generation defining great works.
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