Is Entrepreneurship Only Suitable For 1% Of People?

We often hear some successful people making a point in the mainstream media: Entrepreneurship "It's only suitable for 1% people," which is a big blow for people who do entrepreneurial dreams. He may begin to doubt whether he belongs to that 1%, and doubt itself may kill many of the seeded players who are preparing to start their business in the dream stage. Is it true that entrepreneurship is only for 1% of people?

First of all, I doubt the 1% data. Since 1% is unambiguous data, "entrepreneurship is only suitable for 1% people" should be "theorem". science The proof that we have not yet seen is a scientific proof of the establishment of the theorem of "entrepreneurship suitable for only 1% of people".

China Business Daily reported that the total GDP of Zhejiang in 2003 was about 920000000000 yuan. Economics It contributed more than 70.1% to Zhejiang's GDP and became the most important force in Zhejiang's economy. In 2003, there were more than 30 private enterprises and more than 60 thousand new private enterprises in Zhejiang province. If "the business is only suitable for 1% people", how can we explain the economic phenomenon in Zhejiang?

Furthermore, I would like to make some suggestions to those who are successful in publishing the unscientific view of "only 1% of entrepreneurs fit". Please be more careful. There is an example of the different effects of different utterances on society: assuming that Bill Gates, the world's richest man, made a speech in public on a new technology recommendation, which he believes will become the mainstream technology. Because Bill Gates has made remarkable achievements before, he can get the trust from all walks of life. Then the whole society will invest a lot of resources to publicize and promote the development of this new technology. At last, this new technology has become a mainstream technology. If you change the speaker from Bill Gates to an obscure IT practitioner, you will probably think that this person is making a clean start, and at last all aspects of society have not invested resources. Finally, the technology is really gone.

This example shows that "successful people" are absolutely strong in terms of social discourse, and they can pass many. medium To express their views, and we civilians are weak in terms of social discourse, and tend to view these "successful people" as guigao, so the views expressed by "successful people" will have a greater impact on society. If the views expressed by "successful people" are correct, that will be beneficial to social development; but "successful people" are usually confined to a certain industry, and they can not be authoritative in all industries. Therefore, "successful people" publish unfounded opinions without thinking deeply, which will mislead the public in the same degree and have a great negative effect.

How many people are suitable for entrepreneurship? I think starting a business is a systematic project that can be studied. As with most jobs, there are rules to follow. It is not mysterious. First of all, whether or not entrepreneurship can succeed depends largely on whether entrepreneurs can make scientific plans and whether they can carry out every step correctly. Moreover, the success of entrepreneurship depends to a certain extent on whether entrepreneurs can grasp opportunities. Whether it is possible to make scientific plans, execute every step correctly and seize the opportunity that is lost in a moment depends on whether the entrepreneur has good comprehensive quality. As long as you have (you can have now, you can have a good comprehensive quality after training), then you are suitable for starting an undertaking. The process of success is very similar, and the reasons for failure are varied.

In addition, the success of entrepreneurship should be defined by the entrepreneur himself. If the entrepreneur's goal is to open a small restaurant, the probability of success will be great; if the entrepreneur's goal is to create a global fast-food chain like McDonald's and KFC, then when the entrepreneur starts a small restaurant, he is far from his own definition of success; if the entrepreneur regards entrepreneurship as a process of learning and accumulating experience, he will succeed no matter whether he can open a restaurant or set up a global fast food chain.