Why is it difficult to return to the company once you start your own business?

Entrepreneurs have abnormal genes, just like an extremely special cell produced in the body, which keeps growing, replicating and spreading, and finally drives entrepreneurs to make the final choice-leaving the platform and working hard alone.

In this way, entrepreneurs have stepped into the unknown torrent, wandering alone in the wasteland of market economy, and can only rely on themselves.

All the results are to pay for themselves; All the dark nights, you should keep your eyes open and stand guard for yourself.

Among the entrepreneurs I contacted, whether they started their business directly after graduation or left their jobs, they all regarded "going back to work" as a retrogression in their lives. No matter how difficult it is, I don't want to let go of this tone-starting a business is not just making money to eat, becoming famous and making money, but also having a self-esteem and a feeling in it.

Yes, the so-called abnormal genes, the so-called special cells, are actually: do not admit defeat.

Second, I'm not used to it.

Whether private enterprises, state-owned enterprises, or units within the system, I believe that all people in the workplace understand a tacit truth:

In the workplace, working in a company, the most important thing is often not business ability, but familiarity with the rules of your unit and the rules of survival within the system.

Most entrepreneurs are used to being a team leader and leader. It is hard for them to stand the unreasonable rules and regulations that everyone silently abides by. Moreover, results-oriented entrepreneurs may faint when they see that they are not focusing on their business ability, but spending a lot of energy on the world, promotion and salary increase.

Entrepreneurs are actually very picky Actually, it's perfectionism.

After all, wild horses are not qualified to be wild horses if they are easy to domesticate.

Third, the concept of money.

There is a physical store owner said:

Under the premise that a person's own ability, quality and external interference remain unchanged, the income from investing the same energy and choosing to start a business will eventually far exceed the income from working in the company.

Think about it from another angle: there are several reasons why a person fails to start a business.

1 Start a business for the sake of starting a business.

This phenomenon is common in recent graduates with insufficient social experience, newcomers who have worked for less than three years, or older entrepreneurs with ordinary resumes. They are either fledglings and impatient, or they misjudge the situation. Among these people, many people ran out to start a business without even thinking about what they were going to do.

If you don't carefully examine your abilities, specialties, resources and conditions, you will rashly enter the dangerous wasteland, and the possibility of success is naturally very small.

2 lack of a correct assessment of themselves.

There is a very hot article on the Internet that says:

People who work on big platforms or even reach the top often have the illusion that their success is due to their own efforts. In fact, when you come out for a walk, you will understand that your aura is given to you by the platform; Many people left the platform, and he was nothing.

For example, working in an international giant company creates 1 100 million sales every month. But this 100 million, you are not alone. Your team, your platform and the influence of the company behind you have created your sales myth.