"True and false" entrepreneurs: Thousands of people who dream of being successful in action

Nowadays everyone seems to call themselves entrepreneurs, chasing the glory and status of being the protagonist of the next big success story. In fact, some aspiring entrepreneurs think they have a winning vision, but they never turn it into action, and thus start a successful business, there are thousands of people. I call them "fantasy entrepreneurs". There are a number of key qualities that can distinguish a real entrepreneur from a visionary. But over the years, I've found that the most common is the following three features: 1, enthusiasm for business many entrepreneurs tell you to be passionate about the industry you're in, but you rarely hear them say you're passionate about the whole business. Subtle changes in speech can make a huge difference in a business game. Those who succeed rarely have a passion for a particular industry, but for business as a whole. To develop the idea into a successful business, you need to convince investors, customers, partners, and employees to trust yourself and your ideas. How can you ask others to do it if they are not fully convinced and passionate about products or services? Let me ask you a question: If you had all the money and time in the world, would you still be focused on developing your business? If the answer is no, quit now. In this way, you will save yourself a lot of time, money, and avoid a lot of stress. In my opinion, all true entrepreneurs are driven by their passion and love for business, and the only way to drive fantasy entrepreneurs is to become entrepreneurs. 2. Taking massive action in the end, action is the key. Even if websites, prototypes or products have not yet been completed, founders still have faith. Don't worry if you don't think you're ready, but practice is much more rewarding than books. Books are not going to help you prepare for each scene, nor can it cater to your goals and expectations. True entrepreneurs do what they do, and entrepreneurs never do. Don't let yourself be paralyzed by information, take a big action. 3, sacrifice the spirit of fantasy entrepreneurs for the role of entrepreneurs have an idealistic imagination. They may see it as the quickest way to get wealth, or to schedule their own time, to be their own boss, and not to be able to report to others. But no reporting means you have to be rigorous and strict with yourself over all the bosses you've met before. Arranging your own time only means you need to invest more at the start of your business, because you have a lot of ideas, tasks and projects to complete. On the other hand, successful entrepreneurs see profit as a measure of their own success, and know that it takes a long time to work to make it happen. Before you succeed, you can only see the word "shortcut" in the dictionary. In order to be able to start a business, develop a business and finally retire, you need to experience emotional roller coaster, which is indeed a bit ridiculous. You feel hopeless and frustrated when you wonder if you're crazy to do so, but when you're so happy, you'll feel like you're on top of the world.