In the Name of Great Love: Dazhuang's Plainspoken Guide to Making Money

[This book is better suited to entrepreneurs, bosses, and wealthy people. If you haven’t made a fortune of at least ten million through your own efforts, you’ll find it hard to understand.]

This book isn’t here to make you feel good.

If you think making money is tacky, that talking about interests hurts relationships, or that society should revolve around you, go ahead and scroll on. It’ll be better for both of us.

But if you’re fed up with those hollow courses on self-improvement, have seen through empty talk about connections and having vision, and just want to hear something real: How exactly do you make money? Why would a benefactor help you? How ruthless does someone have to be to claw their way up from the bottom?

Then you can stay.

I’ll use the plainest, most down-to-earth language to strip business and making money bare. No lofty principles, just interests, power plays, dividing the spoils, and the truths about human nature that successful people never make public.

Every chapter of this book is meant to drive away the weak and find the ruthless people who’ve been overlooked.

When you reach the end, if you feel we’re cut from the same cloth, the book contains a narrow door to find me.