Difficult to do business

Author: Liang Ping
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: What "Reputation Business," "Tough Business," and "Clever Business" Tell You, the Most Influential Underlying Rules of Business in the World, the Ultimate Realm in Modern Business Warfare, the Great Wisdom for Businesses to Stand for a Hundred Years, the Impactful Waves Businesses Will Face in the Next 100 Years, the First Work to Unveil the Miraculous Situation of the Business Dragon Gate. Mr. Gan Lin, the Dean of a Famous Success Academy in China, once said: "The environment is difficult to change in an instant, and some things are even unchangeable, but people can control their attitude towards the environment. This provides a huge space for free growth for every life." Achieving one's ideals and becoming a successful and wealthy businessman has become the direction for a large portion of people in China today. Because they have truly realized that strengthening the nation and enriching the people is a crucial strategy for revitalizing China. As the saying goes: "No reputation, no business; no hardship, no business; no cleverness, no business." "Reputation Business," "Tough Business," and "Clever Business" have become the "three gates" for people to cross the business dragon gate. This book starts from these "three gates," revealing the best ways and effective methods to push open these "three gates" through vivid stories.
The book "Reputation Business" tells people how important reputation is to a successful entrepreneur or businessman. "Tough Business" is to dispel the fog of the wealthy, allowing people to see another secret of the wealthy's success. Generally speaking, people who achieve something in the world have all gone through a harsh and bitter experience. The success of tycoons is no exception. Research shows that 80% of the world's wealthy come from grassroots backgrounds. When they started their businesses, they often had low education levels and no capital. They relied on their tenacious spirit of "fearless of hardship" to start from scratch and eventually became the admirable wealthy. Moreover, no tycoon is born a tycoon; they are all ordinary people. Their success lies in their courage to face failure and setbacks and their ability to forge ahead and overcome adversity. As the saying goes, the business world is a battlefield. The wisdom that emerges from the business world is no less than the wisdom of a war. How to win in the business war and become a perpetual victor requires the ability to use "clever" strategies, which is one of the essential qualities every successful business tycoon must possess. Under the rules of the business world, how to leverage forces to develop a business, how to fight small with big, and how to overcome the weak with strength, and achieve extraordinary growth—"Tough Business" shows us a brilliant map of wisdom.
We hope that readers can benefit greatly from "Reputation Business," "Tough Business," and "Clever Business," enabling them to cross these "three gates" and become giants in the future business world.