Why Are Entrepreneurs Who Are The Least Money Among Friends?

Recently, I saw an article in Australia. They recently debated what money means. Obviously, the definition of money is different from that of the public.

People think that the salary of 70 thousand Australian dollars is, and to really have money, it is almost two times, that is, the income of 150 thousand Australian dollars or more can be called rich.

Seeing the word "rich", I thought of discussing with people recently.

There seems to be some truth in that.

However, I have objected to this friend.

These entrepreneurs should instead be the ones in his circle of people who have no money.

Even if you see someone around you who likes to start your own business and end up really running out and doing business, you will be a bit worried. Because he obviously doesn't conform to the kind of "years of experience that has saved a lot of money, and finally the daughter-in-law has run away from the portal", so most entrepreneurs can't wait for their daughter-in-law to become pregnant. They haven't become a daughter-in-law and want to learn how to fly, and the depth of their pocket is very shallow, almost dreaming of a meal.

Of course, you will give it to your friend with "blessing" or "admiration". But OS is another kind of atmosphere in your heart. You will really worry about him if you are friendly, and your friendship is not so good. You are really waiting for a joke.

Today, I started thinking about this problem very seriously:

Why?

Are entrepreneurs really the least money among friends?

Seem to be friends and relatives who have no financial strength?

It seems that all of the colleagues are less than salary or seniority.

Instead of "Welloff", they are not the most "Welloff" group. Why do they go out to start their own business?

At first glance, the reason is very simple, of course, because entrepreneurs are "no money", so they want to start making more money. But after careful observation, from my own perspective, and from my friends, there are some "non entrepreneurs" who do not start businesses, and his enthusiasm and love money are no less than those of entrepreneurs. He wants to succeed as much as entrepreneurs, and wants to earn money no less than entrepreneurs. However, they are not going to start their own businesses.

I came up with a few reasons why you didn't see it.

And the characteristics of romance and freedom have never been able to save money. It has been observed before that entrepreneurs usually have no relationship with "travel". You see many entrepreneurs travel in many places when they are young, and students try to exchange students for a few years and travel to work and travel in a few years. But you will find that these people are usually those who talk about entrepreneurship. Their romance and their yearning for freedom make it difficult for them to "deposit" money, nor do they think it is meaningful to save money. But they do not save money, they can hardly maintain romance and have no money to travel, so they finally have to start their own business and earn some money under the dream of maintaining freedom. First, entrepreneurs have a certain degree of romance and freedom.

Two, entrepreneurs are less sensitive to "time". They crave the pleasure of "doing", and this kind of route earns less money: some say entrepreneurs are willing to gamble, which is absolutely wrong, because there are so many other ways of making money that are more "gambling" and more profitable.

A colleague who would have invested in the stock market once told me that he thought the stock was the most time-saving job in the world. He only spent a few hours a day doing homework, hours of reading, and the rest of the time was free. His colleague earned 10 million yuan a year, but he did not like to earn 10 million. He preferred to increase his own hours. Finally, the number of hours he worked was two times that of his work.

Three, the more wealthy "non entrepreneurs" themselves are enjoying the sense of accumulation of similar entrepreneurship, so they do not want to start their own businesses: there must be some way for them to have more money. At least, he has seen that if he proceeds to "go on like this", he will have some benefits. When he feels that "money is not enough", he will increase his saving speed by adjusting the status quo (such as changing jobs and salary), which is enough.

In other words, entrepreneurship is definitely not the best way to make money. There are so many other ways to make money in the world to attract other people. They are indeed getting richer and richer, leaving only the key that entrepreneurs are looking for when they are not on the road to success.

To conclude, my conclusion is:

Most entrepreneurs are not rich, but the risk of entrepreneurship is big, so most entrepreneurs have never been with "money".

But it is unique.

The appearance of banknotes is exactly the same, so many things to do, and life to be different. Although "starting a business" does not mean "starting a business successfully", at least, we have already stepped out of the first step which is quite different from others.

We have no money, but we still choose to be different. Maybe this is more important than money, isn't it?