The vast majority of people are simply not suited for managing money.

Money has extremely high liquidity—it can turn into anything at any moment. With such liquidity in your hands, it quickly gets converted into a bunch of unfamiliar things.

Making money depends on how familiar you are with what you’re doing. That’s why most people only end up losing.

There are two types of ability: skill, and the ability to wield it.

When you tie the task to everyone's personal interests, you don't have to push it — they'll push it themselves.

You need to figure out what the big boss wants, what each department president wants, what marketing wants, what operations wants, and where each executive's interests lie.

Self-interest is something you tuck away quietly, letting people achieve their own goals while they pave the way for your own.

iMessage 邮件 Contact us
中文