What do you think of those who started their own businesses when they were students?

The people I have met who started their businesses as students basically started their businesses in college. After graduation, no one commits to a career, it is all a three-legged cat's work. In addition, in the end, they all became small bosses, and none of them became big bosses.

When I was in college, a classmate of our dormitory used a table in the corridor to sell instant noodles, washing powder, toothpaste, mustard, etc. Many people bought things from him, and his income also increased. He's quite high, but he's very stingy. Basically, when we hold parties or have gatherings, he doesn't even attend, and he's obsessed with money. After graduation, he worked as a teacher, teaching and contracting fish ponds. Saying he is poor does not mean he is poor, and saying he is rich does not mean he is rich. Because I don’t teach seriously, I have never been able to get a professional title. The people who were with him taught seriously, were transferred to the county, married, had children, and bought houses and cars. He is also contracting fish ponds.

When I was in college, there was a female classmate who was also very restless. She was good at dancing, so she set up a dance association in the school, teaching classes, collecting tuition fees, selling clothes, etc. A girl She is a student in the English Department and often makes up for exams because she concentrates on running her dance training class and has no interest in learning. She goes to school in advance every semester to make up for exams. She and I are fellow villagers and old friends. Every time she went to make up the exam in advance, she asked me to accompany her. We were lovers at the time. Later, I worked as a teacher, and she held dance training classes in the society. The two of us walked farther and farther apart, and she hugged the male students all day long. I didn't like it very much, so we separated.

There is also a college classmate who takes pictures in school all day long and is the president of the school’s Photography Association. When I was in school, I made a lot of money. After graduation, I started my own business and opened my own photography store.

How to say it? These students who started their own businesses in college all have the same characteristics:

There are many successful cases and even more failed cases. Many college students’ entrepreneurial processes revolve around the campus ecology, but in fact, Going out from the campus market and facing the test of society is the real test of entrepreneurship.

Student entrepreneurship is nothing more than completing your studies through work-study! !

I encourage students to start their own businesses. Although the failure rate is the highest, this is a seed, a germinating seed. Under the right conditions, it will continue to bloom and bear fruit!

①Primary school students, middle school students, and college students are at different stages. Their thoughts and thinking are at different levels. They do not consider the problem comprehensively and need someone to guide them. This is a life mentor! Today's young people have thoughts, goals and actions, and dreams! At different ages, let them combine reading + practice, and let them play with small things and have big ideas, within a reasonable range of tolerance, we should support it! Accumulate experience for the future and avoid detours!

② Entrepreneurship is not limited to selling, setting up street stalls, or starting a company. Let them know that the value of science and technology transformed into productivity is greater and more promising!

In my opinion, I do not agree with student entrepreneurship, because as a student, academics are the most important thing. If you start a business, it will definitely affect your studies, so students should still put their academics first. I think academics and entrepreneurship are There is conflict.

I strongly support starting a business as a student for the following reasons.

1. University is a small society. If you start a business during college, you can exercise your abilities. After you leave the campus and enter the society, you will have more experience.

2. College students at this age are more thoughtful and motivated. You can apply what you learn to start a business.

3. Many schools have entrepreneurship support funds, and classmates and teachers can provide great help.

4. After all, you are not married and have children, so your life is less stressful. Don’t be afraid of failure and have more opportunities for trial and error.

What do we think is behind this behavior of college students entrepreneurship? Some people want to start a business to make more money because their families are poor, some simply because they want to prove themselves, and some just to follow the trend. College students have their own opinions on entrepreneurship. I Personally, I support college students starting their own businesses. Because many times in society, the more you get involved, the better your future will be. Many people think that starting a business for college students will affect their studies. As someone who has been there, I will tell you my feelings. Starting a business will not affect your studies, it will only affect your studies. There is greater motivation, because after you start a business, you will know more that learning is the best result, so you will have a lot of self-discipline to learn. Even if it's a different major. Because the process of starting a business will make some people understand. Starting a business requires not only good thinking but also good direction ideas. The most important thing is that starting a business is your own choice, which can make you more self-disciplined. Therefore, starting a business for college students is actually about breaking into society early. This is also a social lesson for college students.

In this era, I think we should support

Those individuals who started their own businesses when they were students are real individuals who understand society. They can better understand the society in the process. To prove yourself, because the longer you stay in school, the lower your understanding of real society is. In real society, individuals who can rely on their own strength are the individuals worthy of our respect.

So I personally feel that I am very supportive of our children in school being able to start a company in advance. In the process of starting a business, even if the company you start up fails, you learn in the process. The experience of many companies can lay a solid foundation for you when you start your next business, and can also pave many paths for you in the employment process, because you can consider problems from the perspective of a boss, not from the perspective of an employee. Think about the problem and you can become a very good professional manager.

So the advice I give to our children is that after they succeed in starting a business in school, they should go straight ahead on the road of starting a business. After the start-up fails, go to the company you want to start a business in. Internship, if you become a capable backbone of the company during the internship process, you will actually be able to get more salary. When you can get more salary, you can use your salary to complete the corresponding company's investment, thereby helping yourself Better rely on money to gain a foothold in this society.

Because I am poor, I must be independent and earn my own living expenses and tuition fees