Not good at the project do not do

Shi Yuzhu, an entrepreneurial hero, once summed up: "the reason why the giant fell down was because he did something he shouldn't have done. Now I have set up four codes of conduct for my Enterprises: not for sunrise industries; not for unfamiliar industries; not for projects that I am not good at; and "broken arms" when I find something wrong. " Generally speaking, these four principles are in fact admission criteria. Taking it as a reference standard, young people who want to start their own businesses should learn to avoid many entrepreneurial traps.

Every profession in the society has its own characteristics. Although we want to enter the industry, we must choose the industry that can give full play to our advantages, that is, the third principle put forward by Shi Yuzhu: do not do the projects that we are not good at, which is the key to choose a good stage.

To find an advantage stage, young people first need to find their own advantages. Therefore, they need to examine their talents in an all-round way. From the personality, temperament, interest and unique ability and potential to find their own advantages.

In 1981, Pierre Cardin finally bought Maxim with a huge sum of money. At the beginning of the operation, he immediately began to reform in order to get out of the predicament. First of all, we should increase the grade, and then increase the medium and general dishes on the basis of a single high-grade dish. Secondly, expand the scope of business, in addition to dishes, and also flowers, fruits and high-grade condiments. In addition, Pierre Cardin has set up Maxim restaurants all over the world, which has achieved good economic benefits. It turned out that his original adventure was quite right.

Be adventurous, but don't bet blindly. Everyone knows that blind betting is equivalent to throwing money away. You should always control yourself and keep a clear mind is the key to success.

There are not many people who dare to take risks and act bravely. The number of those who dare to take risks is directly proportional to the number of those who succeed in the wealth market.