《奇迹笨小孩》不适合春节档，我在想为何会这么说。难道是大家平时生活都已经很苦，过年就想图个轻松热闹，不想看拼搏奋斗的故事？
一个逆袭的故事，感人，但是，现实中能够逆袭成功的人，少之又少。尽管如此，我们依然要为这少数者鼓掌。
现实中更有可能遇到什么？
周边的人不断给景浩泼冷水，尤其是厂长身边的那个自以为是的跟班。当他推推眼镜，不屑一顾地说“像你这样的年轻人，我见得多了”，诸如此类的话，应该是每个想创业或是想做事的人听到最多的言论。
现实中能够做成事的人是少数，像他这样每天这么大概率给别人泼凉水的人，我们也不得不说，他大部分泼的凉水——是对的。因为正如他所说，大部分人最后还是成不了事，还是最终不得不放弃，尽管他们当初也是有着一腔热情。
现实不会因为你不要命地去追赶，就会上天怜悯施舍给你一张订单从而救你的命；现实更不会因为你风尘仆仆追上甲方，从而就施舍给你一个完美机会。
景浩得到的机会完美吗？并非如此。
没有订金的单子，风险太大，摆在面前的究竟是风险还是机会，每个人都会反复衡量。但凡有点退路的人，都不愿意接这样的活。
没有订金，他只能自己找厂房，自己垫资来做，自己雇人，雇的还都是别的雇主不要的“麻烦人”。
厂房太破旧、环境太狭小、妹妹要手术（并且还有时间期限）、雇的人太不上路子、房租要交……一件件、一桩桩，没有一件称心的。
而妹妹的手术期限，更像是与时间进行的一场赛跑。他不得不努力，他也无法不努力。
他被逼到生活的墙角，才选择就地反击。他有的选择吗？他没有。就像他的朋友所说：“你也在赌，而且比我更大。”
每个生意人都是赌徒，都在赌明天。
现实中人，更可能遇到的是景浩创业早期的问题——因为政策的改变，他一夜之间就没了饭吃，不得不转型。
景浩遇到的这个大挫折，生意人看了应该感同身受。做生意受到的挫折会很多，但最大的挫折莫过于——政策的改变逼得你不得不转型。
转型不成功，就意味着失败，而转型不成功，也是现实中大概率的事件。
按照没创过业的人的想象，创业应该是先租地盘、再招工人，一切都按部就班之后，再接活儿。现实可不是如此，现实就像剧中的景浩这样，先接单，然后再租厂房、再招工，一步步被逼上马。
这世上没有按部就班的事儿，创业尤其如此。假如先租地盘、再招工人，然后接不到单，这业也就是创得死得差不多了；凡事不能做好万全准备再去做，机会转瞬即逝。
创业过程中大概率会遇到各种各样难题，比如剧中有人上门推销拆机的活，也就是从机子里面捡黄金，这事是来钱，关键是犯法、工厂的原材料被偷、厂房要被收回……
这一系列的事，假如有一件处理不好，就会导致创业的工程灰飞烟灭。
"Miracle Stupid Kid" is not suitable for the Spring Festival, I am wondering why I say that. Is it because everyone's life is already very hard, and they want to have a relaxed and lively New Year's New Year, and don't want to read the story of hard work and struggle?
A story of counterattack is touching, but in reality, there are very few people who can successfully counterattack. Nevertheless, we still have to applaud this minority.
What is more likely to be encountered in reality?
The people around kept pouring cold water on Jing Hao, especially the self-righteous sidekick next to the factory director. When he pushed on his glasses, he said dismissively, "I've seen young people like you a lot." Such words should be the words that everyone who wants to start a business or want to do hear the most.
In reality, there are very few people who can do things. For a person like him who throws cold water on others with such a high probability every day, we also have to say that most of the cold water he throws is right. Because as he said, most people still can't make it in the end, or they have to give up in the end, despite their enthusiasm at the beginning.
Reality will not give you an order to save your life because you are desperate to catch up, and it will not give you a perfect chance because you are chasing after Party A.
Did Jing Hao get the perfect chance? it's not true.
If there is no deposit list, the risk is too great. Whether it is a risk or an opportunity in front of you, everyone will repeatedly measure. But those who are a little bit of a retreat are not willing to take on such a job.
Without a deposit, he could only find a factory by himself, pay for it by himself, and hire people himself, all of whom were "troubling people" that other employers didn't want.
The factory is too dilapidated, the environment is too cramped, the younger sister needs surgery (and there is still a time limit), the hired people are too poor, the rent has to be paid... one by one, one by one, none of them are satisfactory.
And my sister's surgery deadline is more like a race against time. He had to work hard, and he couldn't help but work hard.
He was forced to the corner of his life, so he chose to fight back on the spot. Does he have a choice? He didn't. As his friend said, "You're gambling too, and bigger than me."
Every businessman is a gambler, betting on tomorrow.
In reality, people are more likely to encounter problems in the early days of Jing Hao's business - because of the change in policy, he had no food overnight and had to transform.
The big setback that Jing Hao encountered, the businessman should feel the same. There will be many setbacks in doing business, but the biggest setback is the change in policy that forces you to transform.
If the transformation is unsuccessful, it means failure, and if the transformation is unsuccessful, it is also a high probability event in reality.
According to the imagination of people who have never started a business, starting a business should be renting a site first, then recruiting workers, and then taking over the work after everything is done step by step. This is not the case in reality. The reality is like Jing Hao in the play. First, he takes orders, then rents factories, and then recruits workers, and he is forced to launch step by step.
There is no step-by-step thing in this world, especially entrepreneurship. If you rent the land first, then hire workers, and then fail to receive orders, the industry is almost dead; you can’t do everything without being fully prepared, and the opportunity is fleeting.
There is a high probability that you will encounter various problems in the process of starting a business. For example, someone in the play sells the job of disassembling the machine, that is, picking up gold from the machine. to be taken back...
If one of these series of things is not handled properly, it will lead to the demise of the entrepreneurial project.
