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A boss who understands human nature will have a successful business! And to leverage human nature, one must understand the principles of "thick-skinnedness and ruthlessness." Many entrepreneurial friends have told me that despite having excellent products and dedicated service, they always seem to suffer in the business world. They get ripped off by customers, taken advantage of by partners, and misunderstood by employees. The problem might not lie in your professional skills, but in lacking a "map of human nature in the business world." Today, I'm going to redefine a book that has been misunderstood for a century—"Thick-skinnedness and ruthlessness." Many people frown upon hearing this, assuming it teaches unethical and manipulative tactics. But did you know? The author of "Thick-skinnedness and ruthlessness," Li Zongwu, was a highly respected educator and school principal! He didn't write this book to teach you to be bad; rather, he tells you how to protect yourself when encountering shameless and cunning people. In this video, I will combine modern business psychology to transform "Thick-skinnedness and ruthlessness" into five essential survival tips for small and medium-sized business owners. From the cognitive trap of the "fair world fallacy" to the negotiation skills of the "framing effect"; from the market positioning of the "second-place philosophy" to the boundary setting of "operational constraints." #ThickBlackTheory #MindReading 00:00 Why are the best-performing business owners all incredibly knowledgeable about human nature? Using "Thick Black Theory" to reveal the underlying logic of invincibility in the business world. 00:11 Are books written by university professors misunderstood as heretical? Li Zongwu teaches you not how to harm others, but how to protect yourself when you're smiling while hiding a knife. 00:46 Taiwanese entrepreneurs most often die from "naivety"! Breaking the psychological "fair world fallacy," don't expect the market to sympathize with failure. 02:03 [Method 1: Overcoming Strength with Softness] Encountering a powerful channel banging on the table and demanding a price reduction? Don't confront them head-on! Use the "framing effect" to combine strength with softness. 03:23 Small survey in the comments section: When facing business conflicts and negotiations, do you confront them head-on, show weakness, or are you often led by the nose? 03:57 [Mental Technique Two: The Philosophy of Second Place] Starting a business with the ambition to overthrow giants? Smart bosses know how to conceal their strengths and leverage existing resources. 05:00 [Mental Technique Three: Kindness] Large companies endlessly revise drafts, while small business owners are easily dismissed? The dangerous business practices of opportunists. 05:43 True kindness is not about being a pushover! Setting clear professional boundaries and handling matters impartially earns market respect. 06:04 [Mental Technique Four: Grasping the Key] How to negotiate with the industry's most difficult and arrogant suppliers? Understanding their "psychological compensation mechanisms." 06:40 The biggest weakness of arrogant people is their fear of losing their spotlight! Gently tap into their inner anxieties to instantly dismantle their negotiating arrogance. 07:23 Summarizing the defensive essence of Machiavellianism: When you understand the dark side of human nature, your kindness will truly grow stronger. 07:54 The essential survival philosophy of a mature boss: Knowing the ways of the world without being cynical! Prepare several trump cards to save yourself in critical moments. This platform will share entrepreneurial practice, book reviews, practical tools, helpful online information for entrepreneurs, and business psychology not taught in schools. My sole goal is to make entrepreneurship no longer difficult. Welcome to click the links below: 1. Entrepreneurship Support Resource Network: https://mrfrank.cc/ 2. Line Official Account: https://lin.ee/BqxixXA