First, Earn a Small Goal

"President Jiang, the internet is booming, and many young people have begun starting businesses one after another. What do you think about this phenomenon?"

"Mass entrepreneurship is a good thing, because entrepreneurship means innovation, and innovation is the driving force behind social development. The fact that more and more people are starting businesses shows that everyone's awareness of innovation has reached a certain level."

At Dragon TV's Meet the Operators studio, Jiang Qin spoke eloquently in a suit, exuding the air of a young man destined for success from head to toe.

At that moment, who knew how many parents were pointing at the television and muttering, "Look at that person's child."

The host asked again, "Then, President Jiang, is there any advice you'd like to give these young entrepreneurs?"

"Be careful, be bold, have the courage to try, and don't be afraid of failure. Also, the most important thing is to keep your feet on the ground."

"Why is keeping your feet on the ground the most important point?"

"Influenced by the internet, young people nowadays always set their goals too high. They want to become a business unicorn or the richest person in the country. Having lofty goals is indeed a basic quality of an entrepreneur, but during the actual process of starting a business, I think everyone should take things step by step."

The host caught on to Jiang Qin's idea. "Set a goal for each stage, starting small and gradually getting bigger?"

Jiang Qin nodded in agreement. "Exactly. Set a small goal first. Don't make it too big. For example, I'll first earn a hundred million and see whether I can accomplish it in three years or five."

Bang—

Young Master Cao, who was watching television, seemed to hear a gunshot. He kicked out both legs