In this brief segment of his Guangzhou Founder Said conference presentation, Richard Robinson tells his students that they are eager to start a business, but he strongly advises against it. He emphasizes the need to consider survival first, noting that while startups offer amazing opportunities for growth and learning, they are highly unpredictable and most founders end up failing. The overall message is a cautionary warning to weigh the risks before pursuing entrepreneurship.
我 的 学 生 告诉 我， 我要 我要 创 业。 我 告诉 他们， 别 别 做。
Don 't do it.
Do not do it. You have to always think about how you 're going to survive. Start up companies are amazing opportunities and can be great places for you to grow. Intern ally, you can learn so much, but it 's really a challenge because there 's so much unpredict ability and it 's so difficult, and most likely you 're going you 're going to fail.
