I remember that when I was in school, I liked to write diaries, copy some quotes, and change some personal signatures. Today I also write down the sad history of these years to encourage myself in the future. Let’s talk about the sad history of post-90s entrepreneurship. Share the first picture. The girlfriend we met at school with in 2009 started working. When she first came out of society, she was full of enthusiasm. She thought she could start a career or something, but she was directly dismissed by the school. I was assigned to a factory (young people who have just left society are advised not to go directly to the factory). I worked on the line at three o'clock every day. The mechanical movements lasted from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. I was a little passionate at first because I had a girlfriend I liked. Together. As a result, it lasted for half a year, and they broke up, and then they had no intention of continuing in the factory. Let’s talk about the sad history of the post-90s generation. Entrepreneurship. Share good articles. Photo 2: It’s been 10 years. I don’t want to work in a factory. I feel it’s boring and has no future. I wanted to change jobs, but I didn’t know what was suitable. I was wandering around like a headless fly. At that time, when I went to Shanghai to find a job, I basically relied on an agency. After being cut off by the agency twice, I spent all my savings in the factory and still had nothing. After I found a job, I saw that there was nothing I could do, so I returned to the factory and continued working for half a year. After I had some savings, I went to Guangzhou to find a job. I didn’t have a clue anyway, so I just listened to other people talking about how to make money by setting up a street stall, so I bought a piece of equipment and went to sell drinks next to the scenic spot. I was too shy at first and didn’t shout much, so I just kept doing it. I feel like I will die if I don’t make money, and I don’t care about my reputation. I scream all day long, but I still don’t sell much. It’s hard enough to take care of my living expenses every day. I really have no choice, so I try other jobs. The time is not long. Finally, I ran from Baiyun District to Changhe District to find a job and sell a house. I was very happy when I applied for the job and felt that I had a place to display my talents. Then because I had no money, I rented a house in Changhe District, so I had to work every day. I got up at 5 o'clock in the morning and took the bus to Changhe District two or three times. In the first month, sometimes I didn't even have two dollars to take the bus. I cut one dollar in half, then rolled a roll and secretly threw it in. I also ate one meal every day. A 6 yuan set meal, and occasionally buying a pancake to eat in the morning. I persisted for more than two months, and there was improvement. I found 3 customers. However, because we were selling houses in other districts, we had to travel far to see the houses. I had to think about it, but before my client could close the deal, something happened in the house. In 11 years, I finished handling the affairs in the house, and suddenly I felt very tired and couldn’t get motivated to do anything, so I went to work in a hotel as a chef. I didn’t communicate much with the outside world, didn’t express myself very much, and I wasn’t very happy, but that’s all. The state of the hotel has no impact, because it is the same. After working for 2 years, I wanted to open a store by myself. I felt that I need to open a store early, otherwise as the market becomes more and more mature, you will have no room to survive. Then I went to Wuhan and opened a food stall. Three people formed a partnership. I was responsible for the barbecue, thinking about making the most money. I did make some money in the first month. But one and a half months later, Wuhan suddenly started to promote civilized cities and closed our food stalls for a week. When we reopened, the business was completely gone. After I gritted my teeth and persisted for a month, I was already in debt of 20,000 to 30,000 yuan and couldn't hold on any longer. It’s not done anymore. Talk about the sad history of post-90s entrepreneurship. Sharing the third picture. I went back to work in 2014. At this time, I felt that my work was even more boring. I had lost confidence in myself, lost myself and my direction, and felt that I had fallen into an abyss and wanted to climb out. But he couldn't get up. In 2015, I went to work in my classmate's Internet company, which paid well and made sales. Suddenly I had to communicate with people again, and I felt that I was not confident. I would sometimes stutter when talking to others, and then my mind would go blank. Later, when I had free time, I would read I have read a lot of books, and although I still speak slowly sometimes, at least my mind will not go blank. In 2016, I was introduced to e-commerce by my relatives. They said it was a bonus period and very profitable. Then I came here. Because someone took me under my guidance, I became an operations assistant and soon started working as an operations assistant. I think I had some achievements. Then I became more honest and started working on the e-commerce business. I have missed some ways to make a lot of money through operations. I think that is not good, it is an ill-gotten gain, it is a scam for the boss, etc., so I don’t make much money. In 2018, after working in operations for two years, I suddenly got in touch with Taoke by chance. I saw others driving luxury cars and buying a house just before. Then I talked a lot with him, and then I said that I wanted to join him. Come here, that friend can do it, and he really led me into the Taoke industry. I paid 30,000 yuan in study fees and borrowed more than 10,000 yuan. It was quite long at the beginning. I spent time recruiting investors every day until I got my first When I had my first big order and earned more than 20,000 yuan a month, I felt that this industry could really make a group of people rich. Then I started to lead a team, started to do management, started to study various books, and communicated with some colleagues. Write down what you see, listen, and think good suggestions or ideas in a notebook. In the middle of 2019, I had a lot of money on my hands. I went home and bought a house with full payment. At the end of the year, my boss had many profitable projects that he was unwilling to study. If you mentioned it, he wouldn’t listen. After you finished the research, he would come over. Grab your dividends. Then I felt that the boss structure was too small. I decided to do it myself, because I found that our trip to this world must be worthwhile for ourselves, and we should fight while we can still fight.

The studio in 2020 was just ready to be rented out. The epidemic came suddenly. I happened to be in Hubei again and was locked down for three months. I paid all the rent. I purchased the equipment and started recruiting and training people. However, I have been persevering. I have also started with the new investment from the past, exchanging methods and experiences together every day, eating together every day, and working overtime!

Coming out of society is a stage that everyone will go through. There are many challenges and difficulties in this stage. What is the most poignant thing among them? For me, the most poignant thing was finding a job. Having just graduated from college, I was full of expectations and visions for the future, but soon I discovered the cruelty of reality. Finding a job is not an easy task. I sent in a lot of resumes, but rarely got a response, let alone an interview. Every time I see job ads asking for work experience and skills, I feel powerless because I don’t have those things. As the days passed, I found myself becoming more and more frustrated and disappointed. I began to doubt my abilities and worth, and I even began to doubt my own choices. I asked myself, why should I choose this major? Why spend so much time and energy learning these things? Will it all be for nothing if I can't find a job? However, I didn't give up. I know it's a competitive world and you have to work harder if you want to succeed. So, I began to take the initiative to learn and improve my skills. I attended some training courses and learned some new knowledge and skills. I also participated in some social activities and expanded my interpersonal relationships. Eventually, I found a job. Although this job was not my ideal choice, it strengthened my belief. I know that I am capable and valuable, and as long as I work hard, I will be able to realize my dreams. This experience taught me a lot. First of all, it taught me not to give up easily and not to lose confidence. Secondly, it taught me how to face setbacks and difficulties and how to improve my abilities and value. Finally, it also taught me how to maintain a normal mind and not easily fall into excessive optimism or pessimism. In short, the most painful thing I experienced when I first came out of society was looking for a job. However, this experience was also an opportunity for me to grow and become stronger, more confident and more mature. I believe that as long as we keep learning and working hard, we will be able to realize our dreams.