What is the real case of entrepreneurial failure?

The three people to be mentioned, Dai Wei, Luo Yonghao and Feng Xin, are typical entrepreneurial losers, at least in the short term. In the long run, I hope they can get better and make a comeback as soon as possible.

Dai Wei was born in 199 1 at the age of 29. Dai Wei once said that he would live on his knees and once led a project in bicycle sharing, but the media reported that it was a complete failure around 5438+00 last June. Ofo has become a complete tragedy. The so-called tragedy is to destroy the best thing for us.

Ofo was originally the most popular bike sharing company. As a result, the company was defeated because of the wrestling of internal investors and poor management. What awaits this company may be the end of bankruptcy.

Feng Xin of Storm Group had a market value of more than 40 billion at its peak and a personal value of 654.38+0 billion. But because of a failed acquisition, which also involved bribery, he finally lost his freedom. Moreover, according to media reports, a sum of 1 100 million yuan was taken away by subordinates. Feng Xin's ups and downs are really no worse than Dai Wei's.

Luo Yonghao also wants to define the next 10 personal computer. Luo Yonghao, who has been actively making money and paying off debts through live broadcasts, celebrity interviews and talk shows, is likely to get out of the predicament of 300 million debts.

One can dry up a million bones.

Under the report of entrepreneurial media, many people only see the light of success, but they don't realize the cruel reality that "one success will ruin their reputation". Feng Xin once said that he was kidnapped by the storm, and Dai Wei could not absolutely control the board of directors. Luo Yonghao also reflected on his entry into the Red Sea, which led to half the effort.

When everyone wants to start a business, they should ask themselves if they are the material for doing business and starting a business. As Wang Xing said, "There are not many people who are extremely eager for success, and even fewer people are willing to pay an extraordinary price."