Business opportunity network will explain four major entrepreneurial misunderstandings to help entrepreneurs achieve a smooth transition. Myth 1: Entrepreneurs need a good educational background. People with a good education will be more likely to start a business. There is no doubt about it. But this is only in terms of "general" situation. There are many well-educated people in society who fail to start a business, and there are also many successful entrepreneurs who have not received a complete education. A good educational background brings self-confidence and helps people stand at a higher starting point. But after entering the work, the valuable achievements of social universities depend on the "achievements" of the work. The business network believes that the key to creating work results lies in whether entrepreneurs continue to maintain their learning mentality, and the differences brought about by past academic qualifications will gradually disappear. Myth 2: Entrepreneurs must have sufficient capital. "Lack of funds" is a common phenomenon in business circles, and lack of funds is not an absolute obstacle to starting a business. Business Network suggests that you can start a small business that doesn't need a lot of money, or reduce your business plan, otherwise you can divide it into several pieces. In short, you can always find a way to start a business first. Wait until the initial business is successful and makes money, and then try to expand the business scope. Business network believes that as long as you master the principles of doing business and have enough luck, you will definitely develop in the end. Myth 3: Entrepreneurs have good ideas first, and really good ideas often appear after struggling with ideas that are not good enough. Will we stop and give up the desire to start a business because it is just some common ideas? Business network believes that the so-called good ideas must be verified by the market before they can be considered good. Since our knowledge and experience are increasing every day, of course, our entrepreneurial ideas often need to be adjusted, revised, supplemented and innovated. Therefore, 28 Business Network reminds entrepreneurs that even if other conditions are clear, even if our business philosophy is not so prominent, we can still choose the way of "fair competition with others at the same level" to start a business. Myth 4: Entrepreneurship must be unscrupulous. I dare not say that there is no deception in the shopping mall, but the more serious business, long business or big business, the more deceptive style is useless. We often find the phenomenon of stealing two pounds, fake and shoddy, either small vendors who can't get on the table or gangsters who can't see the sun. The purpose of starting a business is to settle down and make contributions to society. Our goal is to realize ourselves and be a "respectable entrepreneur". There is no reason for us to lower our living standards and keep up with unscrupulous businessmen.