When you sit there, the booth will not be delivered to your door. You should know how to go out more, understand the market demand and find products that cater to the public's interests.
The second is indecision.
Some people are unwilling to make a decision after they have an idea and have no confidence in themselves. If they have an idea, they should do it boldly instead of trying, so when they find a business opportunity, they should try it boldly and don't let it slip away.
The third is excessive pity for interests.
Don't care too much about profits, set the price very high, and don't let others bargain, which will drive many customers away. Don't excessively pursue the high profits brought by a single product. Small profits but quick turnover is the survival rule suitable for street stalls.
Fourth, unwilling to invest.
Street stalls are relatively entrepreneurial projects with less investment. What industries need capital turnover. Don't worry too much about losing a lot of money with small money.
The fifth is impetuous.
Some people want to give up as long as business is bad or something goes wrong. It is important to have a business mentality. Don't be too impetuous. I can't stick to it if I encounter a little bump. Long-term investment will pay off. Don't rush to get benefits when starting a business. Keep your mind straight, one step at a time, and you will succeed.
Sixth, blindly follow the trend.
Don't follow others, learn to judge the market demand by yourself. It is easy to lose money by blindly following the trend, depending on whether it suits you.