"Bao's "Flowery" Life: Luck runs out, shopping malls are like battlefields, spend more and earn less"
Hello everyone, I am your melon-eating editor. Today, we are going to talk about a lot of topics, what is the trajectory of Ah Bao in that flower world? What is the reason for the failure behind the splendid "flowers"? Let us reveal the wonderful story of this shopping mall like a battlefield.
Po's success story is legendary, but no one would have thought that his glory would end in bankruptcy. Some people say that there are three points of hard work and seven points of luck in people's success. Bao's success also took advantage of the opportunities of that era, and at the same time, he was also helped by his uncle's nobles. However, this luck seems to have run out of luck on him.
Po is always willing to help the people around him in business, especially the three women: Reiko, Miss Wang, and Li Li. His selfless help to them has made them occupy an important place in Po's heart. However, this "emotional" way of operating eventually became the fuse for Bao's failure. He trusts people too much in business and provides opportunities for his friends, but ignores that shopping malls are like battlefields, and business cannot always be built on emotional cards.
Bao's investment decisions also became one of the reasons for his failure. On projects that require late-stage funding, he paid a large amount of sincerity money in advance, which can be described as a desperate gamble. Then, he re-involved in the stock market, but now the market is not what it used to be, and with the influx of foreign businessmen, Po is unable to speculate in stocks again. The capital chain is tight, high interest rates are rolling in, and Bao's business is growing step by step.
Under the pressure of the shopping mall like a battlefield, the "countdown" of Po's bankruptcy is irreversible. The originally familiar Huanghe Road shopping mall rejected his cooperation, so he set his sights on an inconspicuous shopping mall, paying the sincerity money in advance to prevent others from preempting it. It's like a gamble, where a win is a turnaround, and a loss is a loser. In order to raise funds, Bao returned to the stock market, but faced the reality of fierce competition from foreign investors. All this makes Bao's capital chain even tighter.
Po's story tells us that shopping malls are like battlefields, and feelings and business must be separated. Over-trusting others and investing rashly eventually led to his failure. But failure is not the end, it is an opportunity for a new beginning. Let's learn from the lessons of Xi Bao, live up to Shaohua, dare to face the challenges of the mall, and walk out of our own path to success.
In life, we must always be vigilant to ourselves that both relationships and careers require reason and determination. Only by staying calm under the pressure of the mall like a battlefield can we win more opportunities and create a better future.
Bao's "flowery" life may have left regrets, but it also revealed to us the ups and downs and thorns on the road to success. Let us remember this prosperous experience, move forward bravely, and live up to the time. Shopping malls are like battlefields, let us work together to welcome more possible "flowers" blooming.