There are the following examples for reference:

1. The world doesn't care about your self-esteem, only about your achievements, and then emphasize your feelings. -Bill Gates

2. Do anything at any time, make the best plan, do your best and prepare for the worst. -Li Xiang

3. If the company is not established, you have to make a bet every day. -tomevslin

4. There are two ways to wait: one is not to short anything, and the other is to push the cause forward while waiting. -turgenev

5. I don't have my own ability and strength if I build the big environment and small environment by myself. So at that time, we only had a simple idea, that is, I focused my limited capital or strength on one core-how to shape the brand and hand it over to the society to complete. -Zhou Chengjian

6. The business model is of course easy to copy. The question is how do we understand our own enterprise? Are you an advantage of a pure business model or an advantage beyond the business model? The competitiveness of an enterprise can not be achieved by a simple business model, and it needs to be refined from the internal quality to maintain sustained growth and development. -Zhou Chengjian

7. Do not control the risk of failure, but control the cost of failure. -Roberta Cooper

Entrepreneurship (realizing value and starting a career)

Entrepreneurship is a process in which entrepreneurs optimize and integrate their own resources or strive to create greater economic or social value. Entrepreneurship is a way of labor, and it is an act that requires entrepreneurs to think, reason and judge by operating, organizing and using services, technologies and utensils.

according to the definition of "New Venture Creation", a classic textbook in the field of entrepreneurship education written by Jeffry A.Timmons, entrepreneurship is a way of thinking, reasoning and luck, which is driven by opportunities brought by luck, and requires comprehensive consideration of methods and harmonious leadership.

as a business field, entrepreneurship devotes itself to understanding the opportunities for creating new things (new products, new markets, new production processes or raw materials, and new methods for organizing existing technologies), how they appear and are discovered or created by specific individuals, and how these people use various methods to utilize and develop them, and then produce various results.