Businessman’s Attention
What a businessman should pay attention to
What a businessman should pay attention to, with the rapid development of society, many people have begun to open their own shops. What matters when opening the door to do business is auspiciousness. Good luck, because not everyone can make a steady profit without losing money when doing business. There are certain things to pay attention to. Let’s share what traders pay attention to. Businessman's Attention 1
What are businessmen's taboos?
1. Blind worship of social relationships
Relationships promote productivity, so the establishment and use of social relationships are necessary abilities for businessmen; however, relationships are not equal to productivity, and social relationships are regarded as a solution to enterprise development. The panacea for all problems, if you forget the truth that "you have to be strong to make iron," then the enterprise will put the cart before the horse, and serious trouble will come sooner or later.
2. Superstitious "airborne troops"
They all say that "foreign monks can chant sutras." The correct approach should be: "Airborne troops" must not be used, "Airborne troops" must not be used indiscriminately, and "Airborne troops" cannot be used exclusively. Chinese companies have learned too many lessons in this regard, but there will always be people who can't help but make mistakes: giving up the talents around them and being superstitious about the masters far away.
3. Business superstition
The compass sign plus the hexagram sign are frightening and frightening, and the feng shui test is for talent; incense is lingering in the temple, and people worship and pray for luck and wealth. The business world is ruthless and ups and downs, who will protect you?
4. Partnership like buddies, disbandment like enemies
The most common pattern among China’s joint-stock enterprises is that at the beginning of the company’s establishment, a few friends form a partnership to deal with it with emotion and loyalty. The interrelationships, institutions and equity are either not defined, or they are ambiguous. As a company grows bigger, its system becomes more important and its interests become more conspicuous, so "ranking of people, dividing gold and silver, and talking about honor and disgrace." The company is either at war with others or at war with others, or the heroes of Liangshan are scattered.
5. Nepotism in enterprises
A Chinese-style organization that relies on people to control people, rather than relying on systems to control people. Originating from the tradition of farmers conquering the country, it is prevalent in contemporary business society where the trust crisis is worsening. It is the main bottleneck for China's enterprises that are bound by emotions to move towards standardized governance.
6. The issue of face leads to "one word"
Face is: I have already decided this way, and everyone in the world knows it; the truth is: this direction is a tortuous road It's a detour, and it's very likely that it won't lead to anything. The face-saving boss said: [He] will just go ahead with it. Whoever doesn’t perform will be dismissed from get out of class, and he must play to the end.
7. Know others without knowing yourself
Look at others as sensible, but look at yourself as confused. I have never clearly seen the key factors for my leadership in the industry, a history of success, and my mind is full of confusion. Therefore, there has never been a clear strategic plan: what to insist on and what to improve; how to innovate and how to stick to it.
8. Bandit-style corporate culture
Private enterprise bosses are like copycat kings. They were born in the end of Qingping and grew up in the wilderness. They follow the route of bandit culture: closing the door to the copycat. , I am the best in the world; I rush out of the mountain stronghold to plunder money, I hit the wall and turn around, and I find the cracks wherever I see them. What they want is a happy life, without a sense of mission; they have neither long-term economic goals nor mature cultural ideas.
9. Enterprises engage in class struggle
Enterprises can achieve balance within the enterprise, but they cannot engage in struggle. What is ultimately lost by "provoking the masses to fight against the masses" is the efficiency and cohesion of the enterprise.
10. Habitual lack of credit
Words that don’t count, contracts that don’t count, and promises that don’t count are almost the most common sight among Chinese merchant tribes. Internally, the rules and plans are ever-changing. They are established today, changed tomorrow, and changed again the day after tomorrow. The subordinates are at a loss; externally, the contract promises a piece of waste paper, which can be scrawled, discounted or even torn depending on the situation. The collaborators will never return.
Businessman's Attention 2
What are the most taboo things for business people
The store entrance is too dark
Usually when customers arrive, or investors or partners come to negotiate When doing business, the place for this kind of interpersonal communication is usually at the entrance of the store. The first impression is very important, so you must grasp it well.
The back road in front of the store
When selecting a store location, pay special attention to the environment outside the store, especially the shape and direction of the road. It's a matter of good or bad. Be careful not to cross the road in front of the store. The so-called cross-bow road means that the road in front of the store looks like a huge bow and arrow placed on the opposite side instead of on your own side. The cross-bow road is not good for the formation of feng shui.
The road in front of the store encounters a T-intersection
When selecting a store location, you should also pay attention to whether the road in front of the store encounters a T-intersection. If so, If so, it is best to avoid T-junctions. If it is unavoidable, find something to block it from the oncoming wind and dust.
The water flow outwards where the store is located
The water flow where the store is located is also a factor that affects the feng shui of wealth. The presence of water is naturally considered good, but it also depends on the direction of the water flow. Don't let the water flow outward. As the saying goes, fat water should not flow into other people's fields. Water is a symbol of wealth and should flow toward yourself.
The open hall area of the store is small
The open hall area of the store should not be too small. The larger the area in front of the store, the more conducive it is to gathering popularity and wealth. . It is better to choose a store that is spacious but not deep, than to choose a store that is very narrow and wide inside. The store that gets narrower as you go in is one of the [ten] taboos in doing business. Businessman's Tips 3
Business Feng Shui Taboo 1: Sit at the door and wait for customers. Doing business cannot be done without running around. The commodity market is constantly changing. Commodity exchanges require timeliness, and it is difficult to see customers just by sitting in front of the door. Only by running can you learn market information and find the right time to make profits.
Business Feng Shui Taboo 2: Lack of courage. As the saying goes, you can take action as long as you are 70% sure. The remaining 3% can be determined by fighting and trouble. Missing the opportunity will not be beneficial. You must know that there are not many things that are guaranteed to make money in business.
Business Feng Shui Taboo Three: The more expensive the product, the less likely it will be sold. It is impossible for a product to only increase in price and not fall in price. When it is expensive to a certain level, you can sell it as long as you make money. You must be satisfied no matter how much or how little you make. If you wait for high prices, you will most likely suffer losses.
Business Feng Shui Taboo No. 4: Save money. After making money, you are unwilling to invest again, turning living money into dead money. Only by pushing further, constantly expanding the scale of business, and developing and strengthening your own business can you reach a higher level.
Business Feng Shui Taboo 5: Too high and too far. If you look down on small profits and small profits and want to become fat in one bite, you will never make a big fortune. Only by growing up from small to large, slowly accumulating little and adding up, step by step, can you finally climb to the top of wealth.
Business Feng Shui Taboo No. 6: Don’t worry about the fragrance of wine in a deep alley. Many people only focus on production and do not pay attention to sales. They think that if the product is good, people will naturally come here. This is a passive sales method. Only by actively soliciting customers and expanding influence can we sell more and make big profits.
Seven taboos in business Feng Shui: We do what others do. Lack of creative spirit, always following others, being led by the nose, others have collected all the profits, and if you continue to work, you will gain little or nothing. Only by occupying the market first can you win.
Business Feng Shui Taboo 8: Heat information heat treatment. Once you get hot information, you will act hurriedly and blindly, without making adequate preparations, and you will lose more than you win in an unprepared battle. Only by carefully analyzing and studying the market and being confident can you get started.
Business Feng Shui Taboo 9: Like hotness and dislike cold. I always think that the more people doing something, the better. You have to know that "the more radish you have, the more ground you have and the skin will be tighter". Only by focusing on the "inconspicuous" things and making them popular can you win the market.
Ten taboos in business Feng Shui: sales with huge profits.
Selling goods only focuses on high sales volume, and high profits and high prices are prohibitive. As a result, high profits and sales are low. Only by taking profits lightly and having reasonable prices will you have customers, and can you make big money with small profits but quick turnover.
Feng Shui suggestions for opening a store to seek wealth
1. If you choose a store to open a store, the first choice is a place with an open hall. It is better to have a wider store, but For stores that are not deep, try to choose as few stores with narrow storefronts and spacious interiors. Although the former may be small in area, from a Feng Shui perspective, it is far better than the larger stores in the back, and it will also save rent.
2. The place where you enter the door is very important in Feng Shui. You should pay attention to the brightness here. At the same time, it is also the place to show the style of the store. It is also the most important place to communicate with customers and persuade them to buy. Therefore, this place The place needs to be carefully grasped. Many well-run shops or shopping malls have obvious features here.
3. For those who do business, whether it is store sales, office sales or interpersonal sales, water represents wealth. Dr. Ditian recommends putting some flowing water at the front of your home, office or shop. This design can significantly improve your wealth, but you must remember that the water must flow towards you.
4. Choose the right Feng Shui objects. You can simply wear a wealth-enhancing mascot with you. If you have a shop or office, it is recommended to wear Pixiu, Golden Toad or Amethyst Cave, which can improve the quality of your life. The fortune luck of a store can sometimes be used as a tool to ward off evil spirits or crack down on people, because good stores are rarely transferred, and most people who start doing business can find unfavorable stores.
5. The direction of seeking wealth and the direction of everyone's wealth are different. Some people have local wealth, some have wealth from other places, some have wealth from the south, and some have wealth from the north, so It is crucial to choose the direction in which you want to seek wealth. You should find the direction through numerology in the early stage of starting a business. Sun Tzu said, more is more likely to win, less is less and you will not win, let alone nothing. Dr. Ditian has seen this phenomenon among many business failures. They do whatever they want when their minds get hot, and most of them fail.