Insights gained after starting a business
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You come to understand life after starting a business. You’ll find that the first people to buy your products are strangers ； It’s acquaintances who never buy your goods ； The first to keep their distance from you are those you have helped ； The first person to refuse to help you was a friend ； Those who have the lowest opinion of you are your relatives. One day when you become successful, and you invite everyone to eat, drink, and have fun at every gathering, you’ll find that everyone is there except for strangers. This is reality.
Can’t the people who buy your goods become friends? Or, can’t customers become friends?
This passage is thought-provoking; it’s best to be strangers to those we know best
Understanding without saying anything shows that the poster is still young
Of course, the customer is ultimately a partner – it’s about mutual success
I didn’t originate these words; I just found them to make quite a lot of sense. Just sharing this with everyone
It’s like this everywhere actually. Aren’t friends also using each other?
You’ll find that the first people to buy your products are strangers； It’s acquaintances who never buy your goods ； The first to keep their distance from you are those you have helped. Since they are acquaintances, shouldn’t the price be lower than that for strangers?
Indeed, this is society.