I am a graduate student majoring in logistics. I want to start my own business, but I don't know how to start. Who can give me some advice?

First, entrepreneurial projects win with "new".

Second, share a piece of big business. Many start-ups have been living in the shadow of "giants", it is difficult to get rapid development, and even bring their own destruction because of mutual collision. Only by winning skillfully, relying on our own advantages, learning from each other's strengths, relying on the growth of large enterprises, and making full use of the resources of large enterprises to develop ourselves.

Third, be a big fish in a small pond. Small enterprises should never think about being small fish in big ponds, but must be big fish in small ponds, because some big enterprises look down on these small ponds and are unwilling to compete with you, which can be a huge space for you to successfully get a "good start" in starting a business.

Fourth, learn to be the "second child". Just don't be * *, don't be the third, just follow the ranking * * and be the second child, aiming at the opportunity to sprint * *.

Five, sow beans into soldiers, a bumper harvest. "Romance of Gods" wrote Wen Zhong and fought Qishan, but the Shang Dynasty got help from a group of Taoist friends, and the Western Zhou Dynasty gradually weakened. At the critical moment, Jiang Shang got help from the ancient Buddha and turned defeat into victory. This concept is now freely used by many enterprises. But in the way of thinking of many small enterprises, it costs money to build a soldier, so it is often out of reach.