Thoughts on continuous employment/entrepreneurship (1)
At 4:07 a.m., I couldn't sleep. I listened to a small video from an entrepreneurial blogger, which was a bit enlightening.
In my daily life, I look around, and there are opportunities everywhere. Over the years, I have tried many different careers.
This blogger said that every day catches the wind and the other, whichever the fire works, it's fine to work a little harder, but it's easy to be replaced.
The point is what can you create?
I've sorted out all the occupations I've done from graduation until now.
I have a part-time job at my university, working as a waiter, and reselling Guangzhou bags. These are all jobs that take time, physical strength, and low risk, and anyone can do it.
My first job after graduating from college is an electrical design engineer assistant. I have certain skills, and I have to modify CAD according to the engineer's requirements. This is a bit of a threshold.
Second, I work as an assistant engineer at a major factory. I read data and test product quality every day. After 6 years of work, my life is the same every day, and I can work even if I change to a new person. Among them, electronic products have also been resold. Only people with business insight can see this, and only those who can know the direction of demand can do a good job can do a good job.
After I quit my job, I sold on WeChat, Taobao, and bought my own mask from Taiwan and took pictures. I could shoot whatever others did. If no one else is good at shooting, I'm anxious. If they think it's a profit, they give up; it's been ten years since they wanted to break through.
When I came to North America as a proxy purchaser, they also focused on demand. They also felt they couldn't handle the pressure. In foreign trade, the investment was large, the return on costs was slow, and the chain was very long. You said that a live broadcast started back then; now there should be some fans who have stayed for 8 years.
When I started medical treatment later, the hardest part was opening up the market, but every time I wrote a tweet, I couldn't write it. The copywriting was like that. Fortunately, I was a sincere person, but I am also grateful to the guests and noble people I met.
Now that I have my main business and side jobs, I've thought about them all. None of them have broken through; they are all being done by others, and they can replace me at any time.
I still feel like I can't let go of myself. I'm afraid of failure, I'm afraid of losing, and I'm afraid of being rejected. I don't dare to do that, and I don't dare.
I thought it would be OK for everyone else and me; it was very hard to persevere.
Sit back down and think about what you can create, irreplaceable.
Go for it! Keep searching for wealth codes.
In my daily life, I look around, and there are opportunities everywhere. Over the years, I have tried many different careers.
This blogger said that every day catches the wind and the other, whichever the fire works, it's fine to work a little harder, but it's easy to be replaced.
The point is what can you create?
I've sorted out all the occupations I've done from graduation until now.
I have a part-time job at my university, working as a waiter, and reselling Guangzhou bags. These are all jobs that take time, physical strength, and low risk, and anyone can do it.
My first job after graduating from college is an electrical design engineer assistant. I have certain skills, and I have to modify CAD according to the engineer's requirements. This is a bit of a threshold.
Second, I work as an assistant engineer at a major factory. I read data and test product quality every day. After 6 years of work, my life is the same every day, and I can work even if I change to a new person. Among them, electronic products have also been resold. Only people with business insight can see this, and only those who can know the direction of demand can do a good job can do a good job.
After I quit my job, I sold on WeChat, Taobao, and bought my own mask from Taiwan and took pictures. I could shoot whatever others did. If no one else is good at shooting, I'm anxious. If they think it's a profit, they give up; it's been ten years since they wanted to break through.
When I came to North America as a proxy purchaser, they also focused on demand. They also felt they couldn't handle the pressure. In foreign trade, the investment was large, the return on costs was slow, and the chain was very long. You said that a live broadcast started back then; now there should be some fans who have stayed for 8 years.
When I started medical treatment later, the hardest part was opening up the market, but every time I wrote a tweet, I couldn't write it. The copywriting was like that. Fortunately, I was a sincere person, but I am also grateful to the guests and noble people I met.
Now that I have my main business and side jobs, I've thought about them all. None of them have broken through; they are all being done by others, and they can replace me at any time.
I still feel like I can't let go of myself. I'm afraid of failure, I'm afraid of losing, and I'm afraid of being rejected. I don't dare to do that, and I don't dare.
I thought it would be OK for everyone else and me; it was very hard to persevere.
Sit back down and think about what you can create, irreplaceable.
Go for it! Keep searching for wealth codes.
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坚实的弗郎西丝 OP : To put it bluntly, this kind of starting a business and changing jobs is a palliative rather than a permanent cure.
坚实的弗郎西丝 OP : The only thing I have persisted in for so many years is to keep thinking, change jobs and start a business continuously. As the saying goes, the more frustrated, the braver! Repeated defeats and battles!