我们为什么在一起创业？

随着年龄渐长，我们开始越来越明白一个道理：人与人之间的差异很大，比如有人喜欢伟大而轰轰烈烈的事业，而有人喜欢平淡的生活，觉得睡觉才是真正的正经事；有人性急如火，巴不得一天建完罗马，而有人慢条斯理，喜欢有条不紊，火烧眉毛还不紧不慢；有人成就感来自工作，而有的人觉得在游戏中获得的一件顶级装备才是真的牛逼。

这样的比如太多了，就像世界上没有相同的两片树叶，这世界也没有相同的两个人。

哪种对？哪种是错？没有绝对的对错。

如果人与人的差异这么大，我们怎么保证大家能够合作把一件事情做好，那些伟大的公司，他们的成员是否都被训练成一个样子以便可以协同工作？

肯定不是，即使是军队也做不到把人全部塑造成一个样子。人的性格、人的思想几乎难以改造，即使改造成功，那也几乎成为废人或者死人了，就像三十多年前的中国那样。

既然思想难以统一，那一群人可以为了什么在一起努力？

答案是：目标。

可以不统一思想，但是可以统一目标。我们制定一个目标，如果你认可，那么不管你是什么样的人，我们之间已经可以通过这个共同的目标连接起来。

你是这样的人或者你是那样的人，都不要紧，只要你有能力和有积极的意愿可以帮助目标的达成就可以。

比如苹果公司的目标是创造伟大的产品，军队的目标是攻克某个目标，有了共同的目标，很多完全不同的人就开始有可能在一起合作，各自奉献自己的才智，为实现这个大家都认同的目标努力。

那么会有人问了：我的目标和你的目标、和公司的目标并不一致啊，那咋办？

如果我们的目标是成为一家伟大的、有影响力的公司，如果你认可这个目标，又或者你自己的目标可以通过实现公司的目标来实现，那么我们在一起创业就有了原因。

为什么我们要牺牲约会时间熬夜加班？为什么我们平时很和善但是遇到质量问题会很严厉？为什么我们大半夜不睡觉要在微信上讨论bug和体验问题？为什么我们要为了一个产品细节争吵？为什么我们要拿比别的公司更低的工资来苦逼创业？

为什么呢？

因为我们每个人有自己的目标：做一个牛逼的产品、赚一票娶媳妇、买房子买车子、早点退休，例如此类等等等等。

没错，人是这样的，都会有自己的目标，不是每个人都想改变世界的对吧？而如果我们单个人的目标和公司的目标不冲突，而且可以结合，比如项目做好了公司牛逼了那么上面的各个目标也就自然实现了。

所以，我们可以一起创业，一起把创业这件事情做牛逼，然后可以实现我们自己的目标。

当然，实现目标不容易，一路要扫除荆棘，过五关斩六将，也不是一件容易的，但是如果我们坚持下来了，做好了，就会在某天幸福回望我们走过的路。

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