Venture to Dare to do: 6 crazy entrepreneurial ideas to create a successful enterprise

Many startups start with exciting projects, but some ideas are pretty crazy, and there's a lot of success. If you have an eccentric idea, but may not be able to get the understanding of others, don't be afraid. Because once you really give up, it makes your life (or company) very boring. Sometimes you really need to create your company with the strangest ideas and get loyal customers. Perhaps the following bizarre entrepreneurial ideas will make you more confident: 1. Pet Rock This product was produced by Gary Dahl in the 70 's, and in 1975, Dahl and his friends were chatting in a bar, and his friends were complaining that their pets were difficult to raise, saying casually, the perfect pet is stone. Results Dahl really decided to launch pet stone products, he gave Pet stone with a 32-page manual, which describes how to raise the stone, the text humorous. His pet stone cost only 1 dollars per block, but Dahl 15 million dollars. 2. Narrative clip the product is a miniature camera that can be sandwiched in front of the shirt and can only take two photos per minute. Now, you might think it sounds useless, but a lot of people won't agree with you. The product was developed by a Swedish start-up whose supporters thought it was the only way to get them to relive their lives. The product, priced at 279 dollars, has raised 500,000 dollars in Kickstarter. 3. Facebook when Zuckerberg first launched his exclusive virtual yearbook, some people told him it was too weird and useless. Of course, no one would think he could be one of the biggest companies in the world. Consider that MySpace was already popular, but why would anyone want a virtual yearbook? It is because of Facebook's unique personality that it succeeds, and the rest of the company must be well known. 4. Craigslistcraigslist has not changed since it was launched, and people like it because it's very simple. Of course, some people criticize it for privacy and security issues. Founder Craig Newmark launched the site without thinking about making money, but Craigslist is growing stronger. On top you can find almost everything, work, apartment, girlfriend, about *, and entertainment. Today, it is still a veritable free likelier. 5. PayPal for PayPal's first customers, they have the guts, because how can you trust a company with no relationship with the bank, and then put their own bank accounts and e-mail to it? And the company's name is strange, PayPal, isn't it? If you are in the other period of history, PayPal can also be successful? Who knows, but in the late 90, their founders discoveredPeople are irrational about technology and don't like mailing checks. PayPal has been supported by a number of prominent investors and entrepreneurs, including Peter Thiel and Elon Musk. 6. Amazon also has an example, a leading company of the Times. If there are Barnes & Noble and borders such well-known entity bookstores, someone will visit the virtual bookstore? Many Americans still remember the happy hours in the physical bookstore, where they drank coffee, read magazines and books (or free!). But in fact, a lot of people want a virtual bookstore, the physical bookstore is uncomfortable! If you can go to the bookstore in your pajamas at home, who will be outside? Do not underestimate human inertia. (Viainc/Fast carp)