In the Name of Great Love: a Vernacular Talk About Building a Strong Career and Making Money

[This book is more suitable for businessmen, bosses, and wealthy people. It is difficult for people who have not achieved a net worth of more than 10 million on their own to understand it] This book is not here to make you happy. If you feel that making money is cheap, that talking about interests hurts your feelings, or that society should revolve around you - leave it now, it will be good for you and me. But if you are fed up with those empty-headed cognitive improvement courses and have seen through the empty talk about connections and patterns, you just want to hear something real: How do you make money? Why should I help you? How cruel can a person who has climbed up from the bottom be? Then you can stay. I will use the most vulgar vernacular to take off the bottom of my career and making money. Don't talk about big principles, only talk about interests, games, money sharing, and the truth about human nature that successful people will never say publicly. Each chapter of this book tries to persuade the weak and also seeks out the buried ruthless people. Read to the end, if you feel that we are the same kind - there is a narrow door to find me in the book