#创业首要思考的问题是什么? #
Steve Jobs once said, "To live is to change the world." This sentence is often seen as an inspirational chicken soup, but behind it, there is a deep insight into entrepreneurship and life philosophy. Changing the world does not have to do earth-shattering events, it is more of a life attitude, a mode of thinking, and a way of action.
1. "The Purpose of Entrepreneurship: Problem Solving"
The essence of entrepreneurship is exploration and change, it starts with the discovery and solution of a problem, even if it is small at first, it can be pregnant with great change.
2. "The Nature of Business: Value Exchange"
At the heart of business activities is problem-solving, delivering solutions that deliver value in return.
3. "The Heart of the Matter: Social Needs"
Before starting a business, ask yourself what social problem you plan to solve, rather than just pursuing profits.
4. "Keeping up with the Trend and Innovating: Avoiding the IQ Tax"
Focusing too much on making money, it is easy to blindly follow the trend and ignore the real needs and opportunities.
5. "The Depth of Pain Points: The Urgency of the Need"
When choosing a problem, consider the depth of the pain point for people and whether it is urgent enough to be worth investing resources to solve.
6. "The Influence of Religion: Solving Deep Problems"
Religion has been able to spread widely because it addresses people's fundamental questions about life, death, and fate.
7. "Needed Strength: Real Estate, Education, Healthcare"
Successful business models often address people's rigid needs.
8. "Solution Viability: Own Capabilities and Resources"
After discovering a problem, objectively assess whether you have the ability to solve it.
9. "The Problem of Concretization: From Abstract to Concrete"
Crystallize the problem and find a practical solution.
10. "The Case of an Entrepreneurial Mentor: A Nanny's Hot Pot Base"
A concrete case study of how to translate personal expertise into a viable business model.
11. "Entrepreneurial Risk: Learning Methods, Avoiding Blindness"
If you don't learn how to start a business, you may inadvertently take a huge risk.
12. "Matching Resources and Capabilities: Controllable Risks"
Measure your own resources and capabilities, and choose a business model with controllable risks and a high input-output ratio.
13. "Entrepreneurial Mindset: Facing the Competition Positively"
Start a business with a problem-solving attitude, and you won't be troubled by industry competition and the economic environment.
14. "Discovery of Opportunity: Insights into Social Issues"
As long as there are problems and suffering in society, there is an opportunity to solve them.
Through these perspectives, we can re-examine the nature of entrepreneurship and understand that entrepreneurship is not only for economic gain, but also to solve social problems and meet people's needs. This kind of problem-solving as the core of the entrepreneurial attitude can help us go further and more steadily on the road of entrepreneurship.