It's the first time to set up a stall, and I dare not sell things! Ask your elders to teach you a lesson …

I can understand how you feel. In the second day of junior high school, my family was in financial difficulties and my parents started a business. I began to help my family during the holidays, and of course I had to watch the stalls. The child is very proud, sitting there always feels that passers-by look at themselves with strange eyes. So, I used the method of diverting attention from the beginning, because I didn't need to sell, so I took paper, pens, books, read books, drew cartoons, and then kept killing.

Later, my mother said that she still had to say hello to others, because there were two similar businesses around, and she had to do something competitive. I was able to get used to it a little, but I still couldn't open my mouth. This girl has a thin skin. My mother said to show it to me, so she stayed with me for a few days, telling me the skills I should pay attention to when dealing with customers while selling things. I learned how to do it, so I can sell it myself slowly. Now when I go home, I sometimes help with business and love to laugh and talk, so many people tell my mother that my daughter is very powerful.

Therefore, everything is difficult at the beginning. If the psychological construction is not done well, we can soften this "difficult at the beginning". The best way is to find a friend to start a business with you and help you for a few days. First of all, you can have courage. On the first day of setting up a stall, you are most afraid of standing by yourself when no one is around. It's like an exhibition. I really can't wait to leave at once. I can have a friend to chat with, and I won't be too lonely. Secondly, if you start a business, there will be some problems for the first time, and friends can help you deal with them. Two people work harder than one. Not much. If you find someone to accompany you for three or four days, it is estimated that you will have confidence and be able to get started by yourself. Remember to learn more from the businessmen around you, observe and see how people do business. As long as you can cross this psychological barrier, it will be quick to become glib.

I wish you an early success and full of confidence _