"Pour Some Cold Water on College Students' Entrepreneurship" is divided into ten chapters. The main contents include: entrepreneurship is only for a few people; China's entrepreneurial environment has not been good since ancient times; starting a business is difficult, and you don't know how expensive firewood and rice are when you are not an entrepreneur.
Reader comments
This book's point of view is very realistic. It tells us that entrepreneurship is not suitable for everyone, especially for the majority of poor people. The "28/20 rule" mentioned in the book is also very enlightening. The author uses the example of Chen Guangbiao to illustrate the risks and uncertainties of entrepreneurship. However, I think this book has also given us some valuable revelations, such as recognizing our own abilities and conditions and not blindly following the trend of starting a business. Overall, this is a book worth reading and can make us think more deeply about entrepreneurship.
Abnormally true. Although it is an old book, the situation is still relevant today.
This book's point of view is very realistic. It tells us that entrepreneurship is not suitable for everyone, especially for the majority of poor people. The "28/20 rule" mentioned in the book is also very enlightening. The author uses the example of Chen Guangbiao to illustrate the risks and uncertainties of entrepreneurship. However, I think this book has also given us some valuable revelations, such as recognizing our own abilities and conditions and not blindly following the trend of starting a business. Overall, this is a book worth reading and can make us think more deeply about entrepreneurship.
Abnormally true. Although it is an old book, the situation is still relevant today.