Don't be too envious of the brilliant achievements of those business giants, such as Erma, Lei, Qiang and other giants, few people realize that those who stand at the top of the pyramid are often on the cusp of the times, jumping up with opportunity and luck.
What's more, it is difficult to say whether it will be able to reach a higher level in the future and whether Shenzhen will be able to maintain its status.
Just like Xu Jiayin's Evergrande Empire, once with unlimited scenery, but the building collapsed overnight, which makes people reflect: in the battlefield of commerce, who can guarantee that it will always be invincible?
Each of us has the dream of becoming a big boss, just like in ancient times, everyone had the ambition to become an emperor and wanted to enjoy endless glory and wealth. However, the reality is always cruel because there is only one emperor.
The same is true for entrepreneurship, when your business is still small, you may not feel too much pressure, it is nothing more than to convince yourself to be ruthless in execution and morality.
But as you expand your career, you'll find that many things are out of your control.
In the business world, with great scale comes great responsibility, and sometimes, the success of a company is no longer entirely up to you.
In the early stage of starting a business, you may think that as long as the product is good and the service is considerate, you can win the market. But the reality is often more complicated. Consumers may not care how good your product is, they value the brand and advertising more.
If you're overly kind and always want to save money for your customers, then you may find your products difficult to sell. Because in the world of business, kindness is often not seen as a form of competitiveness.
We are often told to be a good person, to be honest and honest. But on the commercial battlefield, these qualities are not always appreciated.
If you are too kind, you may be taken advantage of or even seen as weak. In a competitive market, you need to learn to protect your interests, and sometimes, this can mean that you need to adopt some less "kind" strategies.
In these fast-changing times, we can't rely solely on morality to measure a person's worth. The law is the criterion for judging the right and wrong of an act.
On the path of entrepreneurship, our goal is to make money, not to be a role model of morality. If you can't achieve this goal, then you may face betrayal from your team, dissatisfaction with your business, and even personal bankruptcy.
In the world of business, strength is the last word. Those who can survive on the business battlefield are often those who dare to act decisively and make the right decisions in critical moments.
They may not be "good guys" in the traditional sense, but they are strong and strong people who can stand their ground in the competition.
Becoming strong does not mean giving up all moral bottom lines, but showing firmness and decisiveness at critical moments.
This sense of power is addictive, and every success leaves you feeling excited and satisfied. This excitement comes from your affirmation of your abilities and from the realization of your self-worth.
Of course, I am not encouraging everyone to give up kindness, but reminding us to have the courage to face challenges, to have determination to achieve goals, and to have wisdom to deal with difficulties in the pursuit of business success.
In the world of business, only the strong can survive, and the real strong are those who can make the right choices at critical moments.