Management & Methods
Feng Lun: Making Money Depends on Four Skills Beyond Money
In Chinese historical tradition, there is no way to do things quickly; most teachings advocate doing things slowly. By being slow, one can do things well, hence the saying 'things slow then complete,' using slowness to find methods and completeness as the ultimate goal—this is Chinese wisdom. Feng Lun observes that successful entrepreneurs like Li Ka-shing and Bill Gates initially had many wealthier peers, but they succeeded due to abilities beyond money, such as humility, values, perseverance, and accurate judgment of the future.
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