The Story Of Entrepreneurial Success

Story 1: the dilemma is to bestow on the lion. One day, the lion, who is known as the king of the forest, comes to the God. "I am very grateful to you for giving me such a magnificent and powerful body and so powerful strength that I have enough power to govern the whole forest."

The God of heaven listened, smiled and asked, "but this is not what you came to me today.

It looks as if you are troubled by something. "

The lion shouted, "God knows me!"

I really have something to ask for today.

Because despite my ability, I always wake up with the sound of cock crows every day when I crow.

God!

I pray you, give me a strength again, so that I can no longer be awakened by the sound of cock crow.

The God smiled and said, "go to the elephant, and it will give you a satisfactory answer."

The lion hurried to the lake to find an elephant. Before he saw the elephant, he heard the boom of the elephant's stomp.

The lion rushed to the elephant and saw the elephant stamping its feet.

The lion asked the elephant, "why do you have such a big temper?"

The elephant swayed its big ears and shouted, "there is a little mosquito that I hate. I always want to get into my ear, and I am itching to death."

When the lion walks, he looks back at the elephant who is still stomping. He thinks, "God wants me to look at the elephant. 9 is supposed to tell me that anyone will get into trouble, and it can not help everyone.

In that case, I have to rely on myself.

Anyway, as long as the cock is crowding, I will be a chicken. It reminds me that I should get up. If I think so, the sound of cock is still good for me.

A hint: a barrier is a new known condition. Any obstacle will become an opportunity to surpass oneself if you want to.

On the way to life, no matter how smoothly we go, but as long as we encounter a few unpleasant things, we will habitually complain that God has wronged us, and pray that God can give us more strength to help us tide over difficulties.

But in fact, God is the most fair, just like lions and elephants, every dilemma has its positive value of existence.

Story 2: success is not as hard as you think. In 1965, a Korean student went to University of Cambridge to major in psychology.

When he drinks afternoon tea, he often goes to the cafe or teahouse of the school to listen to some successful people chatting.

These successful people include Nobel prize winners, academic authority in some fields, and some people who have created economic myths. These people are humorous and interesting.

For a long time, he found that he was cheated by some successful people when he was in China.

Those who are struggling to turn away from entrepreneurs are generally exaggerating their business venture, that is, they are using their success stories to frighten people who haven't succeeded yet.