Know how to "sharply" give to others - do so, get rich and blessed!

There is a saying in China called "no treachery, no business", we often think that this "treachery" is the "treachery" of "cunning", and you cannot do business without cunning. Is this actually what it means? No.

The original way of writing this sentence was "no tip and no business". What does it mean? It is that in ancient times, when measuring rice for others, the bucket should be piled up sharply and full for others. If you can't pretend to be sharp to others, this business won't be able to continue.

So are the scales. In the past, when we went to the vegetable market to buy vegetables, we would say, "Give me a little higher, a little higher." The vegetable seller will say, "Do you think it is high?" High or not? ”

If you negotiate a good price in business and then give it low, and the scale is lifted down, are you angry? If you go like this three times, will you go the fourth time? It won't.

On the other hand, if every time the price is negotiated, the scale pole is high, and the scale can't be stopped, are you very happy in your heart? It's best to pour the vegetables into your basket and give you another vegetable, that's even happier!" Right? The human heart is like this.

So whether it's a scale or a bucket, it's like this. When this bucket is given to you, it is piled up sharply, and asks, "Is it sharp?" You say, "Pointed, sharp." Ouch, thank you, thank you. "Pointed" and poured into your pocket and then grabbed a handful of rice for you, and you were very happy, wow, the boss was so good! Then do you come to him every day to buy things?" Yes, this is called giving up and gaining.

Willing to go, willing to go. A person in business must know how to "give up" and know how to "point" to others.

When we were young, we still used sixteen taels of scales at home. Who invented these sixteen taels of scales? Wen Caisheng, Fan Li. As early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, our ancestors already had such wisdom. A scale not only has the principle of physical levers, but also embodies the way of doing business in Chinese culture.

A scale, the scale rod is generally dark, and the dark color represents the night sky. The starflowers on the scale rod used to be generally made of silver, and the shiny white color represented the stars in the night sky. The North Pole has seven stars, the South Pole has six stars, the North Pole represents the earth, and the South Pole represents the sky.

So with this scale, you have already obtained the conscience of heaven and earth. We say that "there is a scale between heaven and earth", and this scale represents the conscience of heaven and earth, justice and axioms, and heaven knows and knows. A person does things in the world, no matter where the world is.

May I ask if people who do business dare to confuse their conscience in front of heaven and earth? Bullying guests is equivalent to bullying heaven and earth. So even if a beggar comes to buy it, you can't bully him.

Sixteen taels, sixteen stars. So what do the three stars mean? Those three stars represent the three stars of Fu, Lu and Shou on each of us.

In other words, when weighing, I will give you no more, no less, and I can also face heaven and earth. But if I give you less, not only will heaven and earth know, but I will also add those three stars, which is ostensibly giving less, but in fact it has been reduced in my own Fu Lu Shou. What if you give more? This scale is dialed out a little, and I will give a little more for sixteen taels, is it the person who bought it? It is his own blessing and longevity that has increased. Who will prove this increase and subtraction? Heaven and earth prove it.

Therefore, this scale in China is called Tong Sou Wu Bully. This is also a truth that a business person should understand. If this can be done, not only will the wealth be rolling, but the blessings will also come in a steady stream.