Field of View First, Win the Business Method

Author: An Xilin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: For a long time, we have studied many cases of successful and failed enterprises and individuals, comparing and inferring what led to different outcomes and identifying the underlying origin factors. Gradually, we became aware that one of the primary essential reasons is vision—whether it aligns with reality, is correct and lofty. In the early stages, vision determines right or wrong for a lifetime. In the middle stages, vision provides enlightenment, allowing for the transformation from inferior to superior. When vision becomes dim, it quickly turns success into failure. This is called "vision taking the lead." This book is divided into two parts: "Vision Taking the Lead" and "Winning Business Strategies." It primarily focuses on the practical aspects of economic and social business, exploring the realm of commerce and platforms, and pursuing wisdom for sustainable development. Based on the practical environment and needs of economics and business management, it is primarily aimed at individuals who are busy and striving in their work. It allows you to achieve the most effective results with the least amount of time spent reading. Therefore, the writing style follows three principles: "natural and smooth, relatable to life, and witty and humorous." It strives to maintain a natural rhythm, discussing economic matters with ease, as if the reader is lying on the sofa reading a novel. After browsing, a smile breaks out, and even if it doesn’t improve emotional intelligence, it at least enhances it. If it accidentally becomes an educational yet entertaining experience, that would be an extraordinary achievement. The book includes topics such as: entering the business world, the penetration power of vision, the way of action, facing reality, the way of wisdom, unique insights, all-around communication, mastering priorities, winning with local advantages, and how habits are a huge source of productivity.

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