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The speaker emphasizes the importance of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) as a guide in business, giving credit to Becker and Elson. They highlight that customers shape the direction of a business. Simplicity is strategic, not basic. Data-driven decisions are crucial, especially for meeting customers' needs. The speaker thanks Debra for introducing the model student canvas. Here is what we all realize. Keep in mind that your MVP is in the final product, it's a compass. Shout out to you Becker and Elson. And also I know about... I found out that the customer decides what your business becomes. Shout out to... I actually don't know the name for the infatuation report. And simplicity isn't basic, it's strategic. Shout out to everybody. And data-based assumptions, especially when the data students are screaming for something simpler. Shout out to Debra for making me do the model student canvas, or else I wouldn't have done it. Hey Debra!