创业所需要的是,你要像个5岁的孩子一样勇敢地四处挑战规则。作为密歇根商学院创业课程的客座教授,我经常被学生们追问很多创业问题。这些学生都非常聪明,摩拳擦掌要开创下一个谷歌,最不济也立志要摆个路边摊。当然,更多人的目标介于二者之间。在一段时间之后,我发现自己给出的很多答案非常简单,只需要幼儿园小孩的逻辑,但却和成年后老师教我的完全不同。现在我举几个例子,请大家自行判断。 All you need to start a business is that you are brave enough to challenge the rules like a 5-year-old. As a visiting professor at the Entrepreneurship Program at the Michigan Business School, I am often asked by students about many entrepreneurial issues. These students are very clever, gearing up to create the next Google, the most poor also determined to put a roadside stall. Of course, more people’s goals lie in between. After some time, I found that many of the answers I gave were very simple, requiring only the kindergarten children’s logic, but they were totally different from what the adult teacher taught me. Let me give you a few examples. Please judge for yourself.