💰What kind of person qualifies as having passed the 'financial barrier'

Insight: When looking for business partners, you must find those who have passed the 'financial barrier.' What is the financial barrier? Many people mistakenly believe it means having made a lot of money and having seen the world. Some individuals may have an income of over a million or even ten million but have never passed this financial barrier, while others with only a few thousand in income may have already passed this barrier.

The so-called 'financial barrier' means not pursuing money that shouldn't be earned, being able to maintain one's moral bottom line, keeping business dealings transparent, and not forming cliques or starting new ventures for personal gain or being overly greedy.

If your partner has not passed this financial barrier, when encountering difficulties in the entrepreneurial journey, instead of trying every possible way to solve the problem, they may leave themselves multiple escape routes and fallback options. Even if your business is thriving, they may look elsewhere; for example, while working on a product, they may also want to profit from training fees, or while being a project leader, they might collude with other agents to make a profit from price differences.

In summary, the financial barrier is the key to the success or failure of a partnership, reflecting character, and it is crucial to the success of collaboration. Therefore, one's attitude towards finances should not swing to two extremes; it should neither be neglected nor overly greedy. The correct approach is to use strict systems and moral constraints to ensure that business partnerships do not harm relationships.

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