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The cooperation failed

2009-02-09View Original

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I originally wanted to collaborate with a friend to invest in a project together, but neither of us has the resources for it. So my buddy wanted to use his father-in-law’s venue and equipment, and work there during their free time. As a result, my friend and his father-in-law fell out, and our plans came to nothing.
Reply #22009-02-09
It’s good to have had a first time after all; it’s okay, keep it up
Reply #32009-02-09
Once, you got up from the mud, holding in your hands the lives of you (and your wife and children); your sweat eventually turned into encouragement.................. Keep going! ! ! !
Reply #42009-02-09
If you have the ideas and the opportunity, you will still succeed
Reply #52009-02-09
Praying silently? It’s not that easy! You must do it step by step!
Reply #62009-02-10
Experience is valuable, and courage is admirable.
Reply #72009-02-10
It’s great that you have such an entrepreneurial idea; young people should take more risks
Reply #82009-02-11
The issue of handling relationships is a bit difficult
Reply #92009-02-11
Finding partners is very important
Reply #102009-02-11
I’m so touched; thank you to all my friends for their support! This difficulty is nothing; \"Success or failure makes life meaningful – at worst, one can start over!\" I have already started looking for a new direction forward.
Reply #112009-02-12
Everything is difficult at the beginning~~ The first time is always the most painful, but once it’s done once, the second time is much easier~~
Reply #122009-02-12
Did he fall out with his father-in-law? After all, they are a family; they should discuss it together
Reply #132009-02-12
Difficulties are also a driving force for progress~ Keep it up~
Reply #142009-03-11
Don’t be discouraged; everything is difficult at the beginning. Launching a project is a systematic endeavor; production, technology, management, personnel, funding, the market, and all related aspects must be taken into consideration. If you can’t even convince your own father-in-law, it means that certain aspects of your project haven’t been thoroughly thought through. You shouldn’t view this as a failure, but rather as experience. As one matures, any project will naturally develop in a mature manner. But in any case, one must not lose spirit or courage. I value the saying \"Face success or failure with courage; if things don’t work out, just start over.\" Everything will get better; \"where there’s courage, there are miracles.\" ” Wish my friend all the best in everything they do! ! !
Reply #152009-03-11
Taking this step is also a form of success.
Reply #162009-03-11
Failure is the mother of success; after falling 100 times, there will always be a 101st time to get up. As long as one has courage and determination, that’s enough! Supporting the original poster; wish them success in their career soon!
Reply #172009-03-30
Recently, my friend contacted me again; he said that this time he had managed to talk things over with his father-in-law, who has agreed to let us use a piece of land. We’ll also be able to use their equipment. He’s planning to acquire some more equipment and has invited me to join him! Let’s all talk about it.

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