Chapter 803: Thinking of Others
“Nail, and Corman, society is developing rapidly.”
“Some people always sit on dirty chairs or curl up on filthy sofas pondering why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.”
“The reason is simple: society’s pace of development is accelerating. That’s why the gap between rich and poor widens.”
“While you’re still thinking about where to open a single store to attract a few more customers or what services to add to improve quality, your potential customers are already being snatched up by others.”
“We have money, you have professional knowledge, so let’s not start from the dumbest beginning!”
“But before that, listen to a story…”
In another world, there was a restaurant brand hailed as one of the Three Major Empires of Catering. Without any advertising or high-end expansion methods, it miraculously held territory in every city and even expanded overseas.
Lynch once talked with a key figure of that empire about their growth method, expecting corporate secrets that would be hard to get.
Surprisingly, the other party openly revealed their secret: survival of the fittest and aligned interests.
