A Post-80 Rural Entrepreneurship Failure Experience

I am a post-80s generation. I always have a dream of starting an undertaking. I want to break out of my own business, let my parents enjoy a few days of happiness, make the business bigger and become an internationally famous company, and win honour for the great motherland.

But my entrepreneurial path is not as simple as I imagined.

I am a rural kid who grew up in the countryside and is familiar with the rural environment. The grass in the countryside is everywhere and quiet, and the breeding industry should be very good.

(this is what I see in my book, and I want to integrate all the resources around me). What kind of farming can I get?

After investigation, I chose rabbit farming and said I could do it. I bought the breeding facilities - rabbit cage, trough, sink and book on rabbit breeding technology.

I think, at first, I didn't have breeding experience or market and so on, so the scale of farming was not big. So I started my entrepreneurial career. Gradually, problems began to appear. I began to feel too tired, cleaning during the day, feeding, disinfecting, vaccination, mixing materials and so on.

Still, rabbits died. Although the number of deaths is not large, it still makes me nervous all day. It feels like the psychological exhaustion. And it will take three months to see the benefits. Even if we see the benefits, because the scale of farming is too small, the profit will not be much.

As a result, interest in rabbit farming began to fade, and began to look for faster, more profitable, less effort and easier development projects.

In this way, I failed in my first venture, and then I made some entrepreneurial attempts.

At that time, second years after I gave up the rabbit culture, the price of the rabbit began to soar, which was two times higher than the price at that time.

I began to examine myself and examine my entrepreneurial mindset and my mindset.

I found many problems.

These problems are also common problems for the first time entrepreneurs.

That is, 1 lacks the spirit of hardship, 2 is too ambitious to move forward one step at a time, and 3 is also the most important thing. It is like Ma Yun said: "today is cruel, tomorrow is cruel, and the day after tomorrow is beautiful, but often most people die tomorrow."

Just like me, lack of persistence and perseverance. If I had persisted and worked hard, then I might have accumulated a certain amount of money.

However, regret is useless. Here, I hope that all the entrepreneurs and all the post-80s generation like me will work hard from now on.

Persist in persistence.

As long as we do not give up easily, just survive today and tomorrow.

I believe we will have a good day after tomorrow.