Gym owner Cui owed 8 million yuan and jumped to his death
A sad news spread in the society: Cui, a well-known gym owner in Sanya, Hainan, was unable to repay a debt of up to 8 million yuan, and finally chose to jump off the building to end his life.
This incident has aroused widespread attention, and people can't help but think about what kind of bitterness and helplessness are hidden behind the glamorous business.
Cui used to be a leader in the local fitness industry, and his gym has won the favor of many customers with its advanced equipment and excellent service.
However, with the intensification of market competition and the recession of business, Cui's gym began to fall into trouble.
In order to stay afloat, he had to borrow in the hope that he could turn things around.
However, it backfired, and the debt snowballed bigger and bigger, and finally crushed Cui.
It is understood that Cui revealed his predicament to friends and family many times before his death, saying that his life was not even as good as that of ordinary workers.
He was under tremendous psychological and financial pressure to find a solution to his problem.
In despair, Cui chose to go to a dead end in order to end this endless suffering.
Cui's gym has also been closed, and it may be difficult to recover all the employees' wages and membership top-ups.
It's a pity.
Some members said that he got the card on May 1, but he didn't expect the gym to close down a few days later.
It made him quite embarrassed.
The notice of the closure of the gym was sent out on May 7, and now it has been a few days.
This incident has raised people's attention for entrepreneurs and business operators.
In the pursuit of business success, many people often overlook the importance of risk control and debt management.
Once you get into trouble, it's often hard to extricate yourself.
In addition, the society's tolerance for entrepreneurial failures needs to be improved.
In the eyes of many people, entrepreneurs should be glamorous and successful, but there is often a lack of understanding and support for their failures and difficulties.
Cui's death is a wake-up call for us.
We should recognize that entrepreneurship is not all smooth sailing, and it requires us to be well prepared and coping. At the same time, society should also give more support and understanding to entrepreneurs to help them overcome difficulties.
Cui's tragedy reminds us that in the pursuit of our dreams and success, we should not neglect our own mental health and life safety.
No matter how great the difficulties and challenges we encounter, we should face them positively and seek solutions to solve them, rather than choosing to run away or give up.
Frankly speaking, entrepreneurs are not thick-skinned and tolerant enough, and they are often not suitable for starting a business.
Because on the road to entrepreneurship, it must not be smooth sailing.
Frustration is the norm.
In addition, risk control and debt management are also crucial for entrepreneurs.
At the early stage of starting a business, you should fully consider the risks and challenges you may face, and formulate a reasonable response strategy.
At the same time, it is also necessary to choose carefully when borrowing and financing to avoid blind expansion and over-indebtedness.
Cui's death is a profound lesson, in the face of setbacks and debts, we still have to know how to challenge a good attitude.
Staying in the green mountains is not afraid of no firewood, there is no need to kill yourself.
Everyone has only one life, money has a price, and life has no price.
What do you think about this?