Stall-Style Entrepreneurship: If You Can Set up a Stall, You Can Do Business

Entrepreneurship principles that have not been practiced are especially dangerous. Tired workers, young people who can't find a job, and strivers who want to start a business but are afraid are setting off a wave of experiments in setting up stalls. Young people are always brave and generous. The advantage of setting up a stall is that the cost of trial and error is low. When no one buys what we sell, we will see through most of the irrelevant things and get to the core of making money. Setting up a stall allows us to use less money and faster to start a "low-risk" entrepreneurial attempt and quickly understand the logic of how the world works. The author of this book, Huang Biyun, has 20 years of retail experience. She once taught the "Huang Biyun Small Store Entrepreneurship Course" (hot seller) in Beijing. After her on-site inspection, she explained all the problems that may be encountered in setting up a stall from 0 to 1 at once: what to sell, where to purchase goods from, how to choose an address, problems encountered in setting up a stall, etc. If you read this book carefully, you will find that setting up a stall is just the starting point. What this book is trying to convey is the essence of entrepreneurship. Although it is difficult for everyone at the moment, hard-core young people never suffer from internal conflicts, and the way to make money starts from setting up a stall. Whether it works or not, we will find out if we set up a stall! If you can set up a stall, you can do business!