What are the anxieties of traditional entrepreneurship?

I remember when I was 27 years old, I was going to resign. I had been working for seven years, started my own business and opened my own restaurant. I am very excited, because for someone who has never taken the step of 1, this mood really makes me feel particularly excited. Specifically, this feeling is somewhat similar to my own work. I suddenly rose from an ordinary employee to a department manager who manages several people or even a dozen people. However, after experiencing failure, I feel very depressed, so I suggest that those who plan to start a business must have the following points:

1, don't fight an unprepared war.

First of all, for those who intend to start a business, I think we should be very fully prepared. For example, many successful entrepreneurs have accumulated a lot of experience in the process of working and starting a business. Therefore, when we are unprepared, I don't suggest that we suddenly rush out to start a business, which will make our savings for many years fall short and even form a shadow in our hearts.

2. Don't start a business in debt.

The second point, which I think is also very important, is that we should try not to start a business in debt. In fact, the reason is very simple. If we start a business in debt, once we fail, we will be overwhelmed by these debts, and even it will be difficult to turn over for life. However, if we have our own savings to start a business, if we fail, our savings in recent years will be gone at most. These two results seem similar, but they are quite different.

3. Design a stable profit method.

The last point may require us to have a certain technical content, that is, to design a method to make a steady profit without losing money. This method sounds particularly impossible, but it's not that difficult. For example, a friend of mine plans to open a sock factory, so his design method is that if he goes bankrupt, several friends will recycle his products at the price of protecting the cost.