7 Lessons from being an entrepreneur taught in the classroom
7 lessons from being an entrepreneur that no one teaches in the classroom
1. No one owes us success.
Even if our parents build a big business, we finally have to prove ourselves.
2. Money does not grow from the account.
Seeing parents working from morning until late at night to understand that every baht costs money.
3. Pressure is normal
Many see only the results but do not see the expectations to bear.
4. Customers don't care who we are.
If the work is bad, no one buys it because of the surname.
5. The problem is part of growth, the bigger the business. The problem is big.
6. Managing people is more difficult than administering money.
7. The real legacy is not "property," but "Mindset."
The money may be gone, but the greatest legacy the entrepreneurial child inherits is the Entrepreneurial Mindset (Entrepreneurial Way of Thinking).
The courage to think, the courage to make decisions, the sight of opportunity at every obstacle, and the conviction that we can create something from scratch with our own hands.
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