Marx, the pioneer of the core idea of social science, Einstein, the founder of physics, Picasso, the genius of heaven, Kissinger, the great politician, Soros, the financial tycoon, Rothschild, the godfather of investment, Heine, a famous poet and essayist, Freud, the originator of modern psychotherapy, Zuckerberg, the Internet giant, etc. They are all bright stars in all fields of human history. Especially in the business world, Jews are the ancestors of many financial products and even financial loopholes. Today, Qi Ge will give you an inventory of 1 5 Jewish business rules.
Rule number one, ask for money anywhere.
Jews are scattered all over the world because of repeated persecution. So it is also called a citizen of the world. Wherever Jews go, they will try their best to stir up business. Therefore, people later renamed it World Businessman. In the process of wandering, they tend to choose safe and profitable areas. Simply put, they travel everywhere for money.
Law 2: Money is the secular god of Jews.
Jews who travel around and are discriminated against by other races and religions are deeply aware that money can help them survive physically. Only when the body is preserved can they pursue the spiritual God and enjoy the real spiritual life. Jews believe that it is shameful to make money without making money, and it is natural to make money.
Rule 3: The wisdom that can make money is the real wisdom.
Jews emphasize wisdom to win in business, and money is second to wisdom that can make money. Because only money and wisdom can bring endless wealth to Jews, and if money itself falls into the hands of some people, it is only possible to be defeated. We ancient monks and chivalrous men paid attention to the unity of man and sword, while Jews respected the unity of wisdom and wealth. They are convinced that only wise money is living money!
Rule four, aim at the female market.
Jews have always believed that "men make money and women spend money", so if they want to make money, they must aim at the female market. This and the next rule are Jewish business axioms. As common as common sense of life.
Rule number five, aim at your mouth
Any business related to eating can be done. Small-scale businesses can be selling fish, small restaurants, fruits, rice and snacks. Large-scale can be nightclubs, bars and high-end hotels.
Rule six, rule Fiona Fang rule
Take a piece of white paper, draw a square with a side length of 1 0CM, and draw a circle tangent to the four sides in the square. Then calculate the area ratio of square and circle respectively, and you will find that it is 7 8: 22. Jews discovered this law in their long-term business activities and took it as their general guidance and basis for action. How to use it is more abstract. For example, the fourth rule above is actually one of the laws derived from this general guiding ideology. Jews believe that men spend 2 2% and women spend 7 8%, so they need to target the female market. And so on to other business scenarios.
Rule 7: Money is earned, not saved.
This law is a bit contrary to China's view of wealth. However, this is still a problem of great discussion value. Let's put it another way, then, are Jews not saving money, or are Jews not saving money? Qi Ge tells this question with a story of a Jew.
A wealthy Jewish businessman named Kyle, with assets of hundreds of millions of dollars, was asked by a wealthy Japanese businessman why he didn't put his money in the bank, but in his own vault. He said, "Saving is the guarantee of life. The more money you save, the higher your psychological security. This accumulation may eventually lead to the idea of living on interest. And this idea greatly limits the flexibility of money. "
From the above conversation between Kyle and Japanese businessmen, we should find that Rule 7 advocates making money circulate as much as possible and finding as many projects to implement as possible, rather than saving money.
Rule 8: Be smart and honest, and never be vague.
Jews are good at calculating. They are good at calculating the profits and costs of every transaction clearly and unequivocally. Moreover, the attitude towards money also makes Jews not shy about talking about money or pretending to be low-key.
Rule 9, go with the flow in adversity
Jews may be used to being hunted and disliked, and it is common to do things in adversity. Therefore, in the shopping mall, even if Jews fall into a business trap, they can still solve the problem with ease.
Rule 10: One opportunity, two profits.
The most important thing for us to do business is to pay attention to the input-output ratio. Most businessmen are not so enlightened. They want to focus on one field and make money from each business. Most Jews are good at exploring an opportunity and have multiple or multiple opportunities to export.
Rule 11, cherish time like gold.
Jews have a famous saying, that is, "Don't steal time". In the eyes of all Jews, stealing other people's time is wrong, so don't interfere in other people's work. Jews attach importance to time, besides time itself, they also emphasize making good use of every minute, seizing business opportunities and taking the initiative in competition.
Rule 12: Take the initiative through information.
Jews believe that money is the least religious thing in business opportunities in relatively equal. So whoever can establish a foundation in an industry first will have the initiative and control of the industry.
Law 13: A contract is an agreement with God.
Jews have a strong spirit of contract, which is well-known in the business world. The extent to which Jews abide by the contract can reach an alarming level. In the process of doing business, Jews always give up and try to earn every penny they can. But if the deal is signed, they will respect the contract even if they suffer a big loss. The premise is that the contract has legal effect. Jews have a weak sense of morality. They will change the law to maximize their own interests, and they can do things that are not illegal or conform to moral standards.
Rule 14, know how to use the situation.
Ribble's company, a Jew named Michelford, can develop from a small grocery store to the largest multinational grain trading company in the world, mainly because he is willing to pay huge costs to hire professionals to solve his business problems. This gives him a great advantage in peer competition. Although he paid a great price to gain these advantages, the money he earned with these advantages and wisdom is far greater than the cost he paid, which can be described as "eating small losses and taking advantage of big ones."
Rule 15, business is business.
It means don't get too personal. In business, family, friendship and morality must be sidelined. As long as it is not illegal, Jews will make every penny they can by any means. Business is business. They don't trust other businessmen except Jews of their own race. This is also one of the successful experiences of Jews in doing business, and it is also a wise move for them to guard against buying and selling risks.
Brother Qi also read the Jewish Talmud Bible when he was studying. Friends who are interested in Jews may wish to have a look. Many stories in it also conform to the above rules. I hope today's content can inspire readers, pay attention to Brother Seven, and learn and grow together!