Capital Thinking: Use the Power of Capital to Open the Road to Wealth

I have been starting a business with my boss. Many of the things his boss did were very similar to the content of this book, and he made many of the problems that the book emphasizes to avoid. After reading this book, I felt a sigh of relief. When can we avoid making mistakes? We always sum up after things happen. Even if I read this book two years ago, who can I help? There will be new changes in the styles and forms of play in the future. After reading this book, the most we can do may be to move on after the fall. So what if we fail? Just sit in the office or bed and cry. If we continue tomorrow, let me die on the road!

This book is very practical, especially for people like me who want to start a business. It uses simple and easy-to-understand language and practical cases to describe how to use the power of capital to add value to enterprises. As the book says, starting a business requires not only the ability to make money, but also the ability to invest. I have suffered losses in this area before, and now I understand the importance of investment. But I really hate people who only talk about theory and have no practical experience. The cases in this book are very practical, and I think it is very helpful. All in all, this book is worth reading.

Capital is bloody, with greed and fear constantly sucking blood. See the capital trap clearly and don't jump into it.

Yes, the logic is clear and real cases are included, but it would be nice to have a question at the end of each chapter for readers to think about.

After reading it, I remembered some of the more important ones, but forgot most of them.

When doing business or undertaking, we must consider the factor of capital and fully understand the supportive and destructive nature of capital.

The quality of this book is very good, easy to understand, and practical!