In fact, the underlying logic of making money is all simple principles. You just need to remember these principles and use them to solve all the problems. The difficulty lies mainly in the arrangement and combination of different principles.
1. The premise of all wealth is the issue of property rights. Without property rights, there can be no wealth.
Through this theorem, we can easily conclude that people who work can't make money, and stability has nothing to do with money. If you want to make money, you must have property rights. I would rather sell onions than work.
2. Wealth is the return of value. Without value, there is no wealth. Value is for others, not for yourself.
Through this theorem, we can easily conclude that the more people you are valuable to, the more wealth you have. If you are only valuable to your father and your husband, you can only transfer their wealth. Even if you are a rich second generation and your family is rich, as long as your family's ability to create value weakens, wealth will also decrease.
3. Wealth is a dynamic result of competition, not a static result, but also a competitive process. The most important thing for people is to find the comparative advantage of their own value.
This theorem tells us two things:
First, we should regard life as a process. As long as we are alive, everything is a process. It also warns us not to pursue overly stable things when we are too young, which will make the ecology age.
Second, we know that people cannot compare with each other, jealousy is meaningless, and the key to success lies in finding a suitable position for oneself and exerting comparative advantages. At the same time, it tells us that we cannot compare our disadvantages with others' advantages, and we should not easily give up what we have accumulated.
4. The world is objective, and the market is objective. Only objective actual actions and market standards can form circulation, and self-delusion is meaningless.
This tells us that each of us will pay a huge price for understanding the objective world. Success requires great effort. The greater the success, the greater the failure and effort. This is a necessary cost. People who are unwilling to pay the cost cannot make money.
It also tells us that the easier it is to form an objective and unified standard industry, the more money you can make.
5. The world is made up of chance and mistakes.
This tells us that luck must be taken into account, but success is a process of constantly correcting the course. In the end, in the competition among countless people, it is not God who is defeated by relying on experience, but competitors.
There are factors of fate and agnosticism, but this cannot be solved by metaphysics.
At the same time, it also tells us not to think that the work you do is a kind of sadness - since God has arranged you to do this job, if you are confident enough, maybe that is the field where you may succeed, but it just takes a process.
