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Zetongifts – Every entrepreneur hopes that his business or business will be successful, even though to achieve success is not an easy thing, it requires a spirit of hard work, self-confidence, does not give up easily, and has good business principles or business philosophy. This business principle will determine the success of your business venture. Tao Zhu Gong has presented 12 business principles that every entrepreneur should have to be successful. Although Tao Zhu Gong’s business principles and philosophies are almost 2500 years old, these business principles have not expired. The application of this business principle is able to penetrate time, space, and even the scope of various types of businesses, businesses and industries.
1st Principle
Ability to control people. Knowing the character of people will ensure your financial stability.
Principle 2
Ability to handle people. Treating people with respect will make you widely accepted and make your business grow.
Principle 3
Ability to focus on business. Abandoning the old in favor of the new is the bane of business.
Principle 4
Organizing ability. When a product is displayed well, it will attract a lot of people.
Principle 5
Ability to be agile and flexible. Reluctance and doubt will produce futility.
Principle 6
Ability to collect payments. Diligent and fussy will benefit the company.
Principle 7
Ability to employ and place human resources. Choosing the right person for the right payment will ensure that the person is trustworthy and reliable.
Principle 8
Speaking ability. Cleverness of speech can bring good luck and enlighten others.
Principle 9
The ability to excel in purchasing. In buying, bidding up to every ounce will not reduce your capital.
Principle 10
The ability to diagnose and take opportunities and resist threats. Wise business practice requires the ability to sell and stock at the right time.
Principle 11
The ability to initiate and lead by example. Friendship and trust will come naturally if discipline and high standards are upheld.
Principle 12
The ability to see far ahead. When to look for more, tighten and loosen. Depends on the situation.