My personal suggestion is to buy a house, because you ask this question, which has proved that you are not firm about starting a business. Maybe my understanding is arbitrary. However, as a person who has been in business for six years, I still want to talk about my experience for reference only.

Nowadays, the entrepreneurial environment is more and more difficult, and it is more about making a living than starting a business.

Entrepreneurship is difficult to understand in the following points.

First, fierce competition in the industry has led to thinner and thinner product profits, while the wages of housing, water and electricity personnel have risen instead of falling.

Second, the process of science and technology has promoted changes in many industries. For example, catering used to require waiters to order food around, but now it is basically a one-click order. Then these eliminated people mean that they need to be eliminated one by one.

Third, 500,000 projects are not destined to be too high, many people can do it, and there is no profit. Fortunately, once the profit is attractive, it will flock to you soon. In the end, I still can't escape a fight.

Personally, I think that the cost of the current entrepreneurial projects is either very low or very high, because certain barriers can be established. For example, they pay for knowledge, spend a lot of money, and use money to build barriers.

If you really want to start a business, it is recommended to pay the tuition fee, with a trial and error of 65,438+10,000. Entrepreneurship and work are two categories, and the division of categories is not based on the form of work, but on psychological endurance, vision, endurance and pressure resistance. And these are not textbooks.

The probability of failure in starting a business is still quite high, so it is suggested that if you have to start a business, you should find someone with entrepreneurial experience to guide you. In this way, the probability of failure will be lower.