A few days ago, a classmate who invested in footbaths posted a long article on u88.cn about a small get-rich-quick project, accusing the capital partner of being unkind and unrighteous, completely ignoring the contributions made by the other party to the project and the risks they faced. This is a very immature performance, which is common among collaborators with unequal conditions. In most cases, a person either has a certain technology or some know-how, and cooperates with another outsider investor, usually in the form of owning dry shares.
The most common mistakes made by such immature investors are as follows:
1. They believe that if their current income is not as high as their previous salary, then they have lost out, and often harbor resentment towards investors, as if it is because of the investor that they have lost their salary.
2. They think it's only right for the investor to bear the loss, since you put up the money and I put in the effort.
3. Once they feel they don't have enough power in the project, they feel constrained, extremely uncomfortable, and feel that the investor doesn't trust them at all.
4. They want to split every penny earned immediately, forgetting that the investor's capital has not yet been recouped.
5. They feel that the investor's character is not as good as before the investment, now becoming incredibly cunning.
6. Seeing the investor driving a nice car and living in a luxury house while they live in a rental apartment and take the bus, they feel extremely unfair.
7. They work themselves to death, but the project hasn't started making profits yet. Meanwhile, the investor, due to having other projects ongoing, makes them feel like they're not a shareholder but a slave working for others (especially when the investor generally holds more than 60% of the shares, while this non-contributing weaker collaborator usually holds less than 30%).
This kind of unequal cooperative entrepreneurship is a common form in startups, but its results are rarely successful. The main reason for its failure is that the weaker party has the above issues with their mindset.
When you have an equal mindset, that's when you can be called a qualified entrepreneur. Otherwise, you will always be a maid with lofty ambitions but a fragile fate, and even precious opportunities in your hands will be easily discarded.
This article is from the 88fa Franchise Network http://www.88fa.org/, original article address: http://www.88fa.org/post/21.html