How to run your own business

Author: [Taiwan] Wei Ming
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Features: The birth of a single person is like the establishment of a company. Caring for, nurturing, and educating them is an investment in your "company." Only with investment can there be products. One day, when they become independent and take over the management from their parents, a person finally begins to manage themselves. This is a great idea. By shrinking the macro world into a subtle self, one can see through the business world with their "body" and reflect on the world with their "individual self," naturally able to freely express and firmly grasp. When it comes to positioning, people only know to position products and businesses, but they don't know that it's even more important to position themselves. This book, with its unique creativity, clever layout, and vivid language, paints out images of the bustling and lifelike masses in the business world for bosses, managers, and employees. How to Manage Yourself is written based on this idea—it is not just words and images, but also voice and advice, a truly suitable Taiwanese version of Harvard MBA, What You Can't Learn.