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00:00Emperor magic is something that 1% of the elite relentlessly pursue,

00:05finance hacked warmly greets you and our dear friends.

00:09Have you ever considered a question rooted in ancient times,

00:13why was one emperor able to rule over hundreds of millions of people?

00:18When I was a child, I saw on television a scene where an emperor was loudly berating his ministers

00:25while his high-ranking officials crouched in fear.

00:28I wondered, why didn't they rise up against the emperor?

00:33There were many of them, but the emperor stood alone.

00:37At that time, an adult in my house told me,

00:40it's because the emperor has his guards,

00:42before the high ministers even have a chance to act,

00:46they are caught by the guards and beheaded.

00:49I asked further, then why must the guards obey the emperor?

00:54He replied, because the emperor commands an army.

00:58Who dares not obey?

01:01I pressed on, but if the army numbers in the hundreds or thousands,

01:05why would they follow just one man?

01:08The grown-up pondered for a moment and said,

01:11because following the emperor means sharing in the rewards,

01:15meat to eat and money to share.

01:16I then asked, so why don't they simply steal the meat and the money from the emperor

01:22and share among themselves?

01:25At that moment, he couldn't answer any further.

01:30In truth, hidden behind this story is the core secret of mastery,

01:34leadership and being at the top.

01:36Who among you can truly grasp this?

01:40Today, I will share with you an extremely potent piece of knowledge called emperor magic.

01:45It is not only essential for those in control but for anyone,

01:50because emperor magic can be applied to everyday social relationships,

01:55whether between men and women or in many other areas.

01:58If you rely solely on intuition for interacting with others,

02:02if you have never studied emperor magic,

02:05I can say straight out that not only will your company struggle to grow,

02:09but it may even collapse early on.

02:13Even your wife or girlfriend might eventually leave you.

02:17If you wish to ascend into the upper echelon and become a manager,

02:22you must, to some degree, understand emperor magic.

02:26We must learn how to win people's hearts,

02:30to make others willing to work for us.

02:34Hence, whether you understand the content of this video is vital,

02:38it determines whether you will control others or be controlled by them.

02:43But before we begin,

02:45I want to emphasize that this channel is dedicated to sharing wealth-building mindsets

02:50for entrepreneurs, investors, and those pursuing financial independence.

02:56If you wish to receive more free information,

02:59please consider subscribing to my channel and enabling notifications.

03:04I sincerely wish that those who like this video will soon achieve financial freedom.

03:11If you find this video useful, please share it widely.

03:16Without further ado, let's get straight to the main content.

03:20First, we need to understand who can become a leader in a primitive society.

03:26Every individual is independent.

03:29There is no notion of one person ruling over another.

03:33For example, there was a man named Chayin.

03:36He was strong, aggressive, capable of casually stealing others' food and threatening their safety.

03:44Yet even so, Chayin had no intention of dominating others.

03:48On the contrary, there was another man named Nobita,

03:53whose frail physique made hunting very difficult,

03:56and he constantly had his prey snatched away.

04:01Others in similar circumstances included Sao and Doraman.

04:06Facing the harsh natural environment and menacing stronger figures.

04:11These three allied with one another in order to survive by hunting.

04:15They cooperated to compete for prey and formed a solid force,

04:21although each individual in this group was weak,

04:24when they united, they became invincible.

04:28Even Chayin, the strongest, could not confront all three simultaneously.

04:34Chayin, who was accustomed to bullying the weak,

04:37seeing this change in circumstances,

04:40immediately sought to reclaim his former status.

04:43He said to Nobita's group,

04:46I want to join you.

04:49We'll share the benefits together,

04:51and if we encounter a strong enemy,

04:53I will help you fight them off.

04:56If you disagree,

04:58I'll team up with someone else to defeat you.

05:01After some deliberation,

05:03the three agreed to let Chen join them,

05:06and the group expanded from three to four,

05:09thereby increasing their strength,

05:10they stopped hunting and instead specialised in seizing food from others.

05:16Even while looting,

05:18they stayed alert for other groups that might band together before them.

05:23At the first sign of unity among other people,

05:26they would immediately act to suppress it.

05:29Gradually,

05:30all the residents in the area came under the oppression of this group.

05:34What started as a private organisation eventually evolved into a leadership force

05:40that dominated the entire community,

05:43thus forming a tribe,

05:44this private group then became the Elders.

05:48Establishing their leadership positions

05:51As the tribe's population grew,

05:54conflicts multiplied and various tasks arose.

05:58To resolve disputes and optimise management,

06:02the Elders began to set up rules

06:04and recruit people skilled in administration

06:06to help run the tribe.

06:09This is precisely the bureaucratic class,

06:12do you recognise it?

06:14Ultimately,

06:15who is the one that easily rises to the top?

06:19In reality,

06:20it is the person with the greatest advantage

06:22from the very beginning,

06:24namely Chen.

06:24He effortlessly seized the role of leader.

06:30From this,

06:31we can infer one thing,

06:32in real society,

06:34even the smallest advantage

06:35can let you become a business owner,

06:38the head of a company.

06:40Suppose you start a business.

06:43As long as you have a slight edge in business over your partners,

06:47you can certainly leverage that advantage

06:49to become the boss,

06:51to lead.

06:52Every hero carries solitude within them,

06:56every emperor is,

06:57in essence,

06:58a solitary person.

07:01If you want to become strong,

07:02you must understand that on this path

07:05you can only rely on yourself.

07:08Parents,

07:09relatives,

07:10friends,

07:11and colleagues

07:11cannot be leaned on.

07:14To become strong,

07:15you must differentiate yourself from the weak,

07:18you must learn to cherish solitude,

07:20for that is the road you must take.

07:24Your thoughts will be something ordinary people cannot understand.

07:29If your family and friends are merely average,

07:32they will be easily swayed by emotions and end up hurting your mind.

07:37For example,

07:38nowadays many netizens accuse me of extreme arrogance,

07:42claiming that I have countless flaws that need to be fixed immediately.

07:45But I want to say that everyone has many flaws,

07:50and it is not really necessary to fix them all.

07:54I only focus on my strengths and capitalize on them every single minute.

08:00A day has 24 hours,

08:02if I continuously work on my strengths for the full 24 hours,

08:06that day is extraordinary.

08:08If I maintain that for 365 days,

08:13then I have an outstanding year.

08:16And if I do that for 100 years,

08:19I will have spent my entire life developing my strengths

08:23and become an exceptional person,

08:26we need to consider a very important question,

08:29why should we follow people who earn less than we do

08:32in order to change ourselves?

08:33Many people hold a mistaken notion from childhood.

08:39They were taught Confucian ideas by their teachers

08:42that being obedient to one's parents is a sign of filial piety.

08:47But have you ever considered that if you follow the path they laid out,

08:51you might only ever reach the same level or class as they have?

08:56In other words,

08:57if your parents are poor and you follow their advice to develop yourself,

09:01you will only ever reach their class,

09:04a poor person.

09:06If you're lucky,

09:07you might climb to the middle class.

09:11Even though parents surely love you and want the best for you,

09:14and they try to delineate what they consider the ideal path,

09:18if you follow that path,

09:20and if your parents are not rich,

09:22then following them is meaningless.

09:25True filial piety is about surpassing them

09:28so as not to betray their expectations and the hard work of raising you.

09:34Therefore,

09:35what we need to do is become strong.

09:37Every strong person must have a resilient and stubborn heart.

09:42Only by holding on to that heart can we live with courage and strength.

09:47The strong do not need the approval of the weak.

09:50Whether they have reached the pinnacle of life or not,

09:54they only need to reward,

09:56motivate,

09:57and encourage themselves.

10:00They do not bow down to any violent or foolish ideology,

10:04nor do they waste time in meaningless debates with inferior individuals.

10:09Many people online advise me to be humble and to learn to be gentle.

10:14But why do they advise me that way?

10:17In truth,

10:19they themselves do not know the answer.

10:22The reason is simple,

10:24no one likes someone who stands out.

10:27An exceptional person is,

10:30by nature,

10:31extraordinary.

10:33Their instinct is to want you to become a copy of them,

10:36to have you accept their way of thinking.

10:39But that can never happen,

10:41if my ideas were like theirs,

10:43I would no longer attract the attention of the elite.

10:47And I would end up living a common life in the lower class.

10:52In fact,

10:53many people once had a dream to rise up,

10:55a strong seed within their soul,

10:58but that seed was crushed by parents,

11:00friends,

11:01and even lovers in the name of love.

11:04All successful entrepreneurs have one thing in common,

11:08we are born to be solitary.

11:09I share these thoughts every day to bring together like-minded people so that our souls are no longer lonely.

11:18Have you ever wondered why in ancient times an emperor,

11:21after capturing another emperor,

11:23rarely killed him immediately but instead held back for a brief conversation?

11:27It is because they were lonely,

11:31they saw a kindred spirit in each other.

11:34If you want to become strong,

11:36you must break free from the comfort and mental confines of ordinary people,

11:42you must dare to do what they do not dare to,

11:45and you must dare to challenge yourself.

11:47The book Rich Dad Poor Dad teaches us that if we want to break free from the cycle of poverty,

11:53we must evolve from an employee or freelancer into an entrepreneur and investor.

11:58When you have nothing in hand,

12:00the only way to change your fate is to start your own business.

12:05In the past,

12:06starting a business meant conquering territories,

12:09today,

12:10it means founding a company and seeking opportunities to create wealth.

12:14With the development of the internet and mobile technology,

12:19we no longer need to open physical stores to sell fruit,

12:23we can start a business online and earn enormous profit without any initial capital,

12:29therefore,

12:29I strongly encourage anyone who wants to escape this endless cycle of a meaningless life

12:35to start an entrepreneurial journey through personal branding.

12:39Each of us must understand an important fact,

12:42those in leadership are inherently solitary.

12:46The larger the company and the more employees you manage,

12:50the more complex the relationships become.

12:54If you have no skills in handling human relations,

12:57you will get entangled in troubles until you are utterly lost,

13:01in today's era of globalization and advanced information.

13:06Everyone knows that a company cannot succeed solely because of one individual.

13:11To reach the pinnacle,

13:14we need a team of talented individuals.

13:18Therefore,

13:19the most important thing is to make sure that every member of the company believes in the

13:23corporate culture and wholeheartedly joins us in building our career.

13:28I am honest with you,

13:29those who make a lot of money in our society do not necessarily possess extraordinary working

13:35abilities.

13:36What matters more is their ability to persuade others to dedicate themselves to them.

13:43For example,

13:44the emperor I admire the most was born into a commoner family yet managed to build an empire

13:50from nothing,

13:51he was Liu Bang.

13:53Once,

13:54while conversing with General Han Shin.

13:56Who was known for his military prowess,

14:01Liu Bang asked,

14:02if I were to entrust you with an army,

14:04how many men could you manage?

14:07Han Shin confidently replied,

14:09the more the better.

14:11His point was that no matter how many soldiers were under his command,

14:16he could still lead them effectively.

14:19Clearly,

14:20Han Shin was a person of high capability and confidence.

14:23But after that,

14:25he abruptly changed the subject,

14:28expressing his admiration as he told Liu Bang,

14:31your greatness is not due to your military command or battle formation.

14:37But because you can win people's hearts,

14:39gathering the top talents under your banner to conquer the world.

14:44Jack Ma is similar,

14:46was he skilled in technology?

14:48Not at all.

14:51He was merely an English teacher,

14:52yet he went on to found the widely successful e-commerce empire,

14:57Alibaba.

14:59Jack Ma's role wasn't to directly program or develop the platform,

15:04but to set a vision and inspire others.

15:07The true builders of Alibaba were the 18 co-founders and the talented engineers.

15:13Why were all of them willing to pursue Jack Ma's dream?

15:17Because when he was a teacher,

15:19he learned how to speak,

15:21manage students,

15:23and understand human psychology.

15:26This mindset is very similar to a philosophy proposed thousands of years ago by Han Fei,

15:33whom Emperor Qin Shi Huang held in high esteem.

15:38Han Fei pointed out that the worst kind of king is one who tries to make all his subjects love him.

15:44Why is that?

15:47Because if a leader is overly concerned with the feelings of his subordinates,

15:52always sacrificing everything for them,

15:54then at best he will only receive admiration.

15:58But when the country or company faces a crisis,

16:02those same people will lack the trust and decisiveness to follow his orders.

16:06That is the worst kind of leadership,

16:10yet today many people are misled by this idea.

16:14They believe that the great kings and leaders in history were all perfect,

16:18kind-hearted,

16:20and universally loved.

16:22Hence,

16:23they think that to become a good leader,

16:26one must first be loved by everyone.

16:30The truth is,

16:31many successful figures in history were not universally adored.

16:36But why does society continue to depict them as saints?

16:41The answer is simple.

16:43When you have power,

16:44people worship you,

16:46and that makes managing them easier.

16:49For instance,

16:50George Washington is a very famous figure in history.

16:55When we study him in school,

16:57we learn of his greatness.

16:59But was he really as great as portrayed?

17:02One important thing to remember is that history is often written by the victors,

17:07and the losers rarely have the chance to tell their stories.

17:12Most people know Washington as an honest man.

17:16Everyone has heard the story of how,

17:18as a child,

17:19he once inadvertently chopped down a cherry tree

17:22and later sincerely confessed his fault to his father,

17:26a story that became a widespread legend,

17:29accepted as truth by everyone.

17:32But in reality,

17:34it was not so.

17:36When the first biography of Washington was published,

17:39sales from the first to the fifth edition were poor.

17:42Consequently,

17:44the publisher asked the author to add some enticing elements to attract readers.

17:50By the sixth edition,

17:52they had inserted the story of the cherry tree.

17:56Since then,

17:57the book became incredibly popular,

17:59sales soared,

18:00and that story has been propagated as an undeniable truth up to this day.

18:06So,

18:07what kind of person was Washington really?

18:10Those who have truly studied American history know that Washington was a skillful liar,

18:16a military man with much in common with Sun Tzu,

18:20the author of The Art of War,

18:22which states that military stratagems are ruthless and treacherous,

18:26meaning that war is a game of deception.

18:29Washington firmly believed in this philosophy.

18:33In his writings,

18:35he clearly noted that in battle,

18:37one must not let the enemy know one's intentions,

18:40and that war is essentially a game of deception.

18:44This is the true nature of Washington.

18:47Thus,

18:48history is often written by the victors,

18:50and those victors tend to portray themselves as saints to make others believe that they are great and benevolent leaders.

18:57If you later wish to become a business owner or a leader,

19:02remember this well,

19:03if you aspire to be universally loved,

19:06history will have deceived you.

19:09You might think that the great figures of history were full of benevolence and try to emulate them.

19:15But if you do,

19:16you will eventually face countless management challenges.

19:19People are inherently greedy.

19:23When your company is thriving,

19:25the market is calm,

19:27and you treat your employees well,

19:29everything is fine,

19:31everyone is happy at work.

19:34But when the company faces a crisis or market turmoil,

19:38if you expect your employees to share in your hardships,

19:42you will only be met with disappointment,

19:45those who are used to comfort will not want to make sacrifices.

19:50When you ask for their support,

19:52they may feel that you are demanding from them,

19:54even going so far as to criticise you.

19:58They might speak ill of you,

20:00or even abandon you,

20:02believing that you no longer have sufficient ability.

20:06If the company is not growing,

20:08why should the employees work overtime?

20:12Why should they help you?

20:14Why should they share your hardships?

20:16Wouldn't switching jobs be better?

20:20If an emperor only knows how to please everyone,

20:23if he has a heart full of love and tolerance,

20:26then people will not fear him.

20:29They might even test his limits.

20:32Knowing that no matter how much they offend him,

20:35he will always be forgiving and overlook their mistakes.

20:38Is such a leader useful?

20:42Absolutely not.

20:44Therefore, as a business owner,

20:46you cannot be someone whom everyone loves.

20:50Sun Tzu once said that a leader who is loved by his people is the lowest rank.

20:56On the contrary,

20:57a leader who instills fear in others is the one of true calibre.

21:01What is the benefit of becoming someone who is feared?

21:07A fearsome leader can easily direct others to do anything.

21:12When employees fear you,

21:13they will be cautious in every action,

21:16avoiding mistakes,

21:17and even, out of fear,

21:19willing to do more than what is required.

21:22As mentioned,

21:24human nature is greedy.

21:25When you treat them well,

21:29they gradually come to take that for granted.

21:33They become accustomed to your care and preferential treatment.

21:38However,

21:38once you can no longer provide for them or when you need them to reciprocate,

21:43they will become dissatisfied.

21:46That is why an average leader ends up doing the opposite.

21:50They demand dedication from their employees without giving back.

21:54They make employees invest more time and effort into the company.

22:00Once the employees have invested too much,

22:03they find it hard to leave because the cost of giving up is too high.

22:09Even if the company encounters difficulties,

22:12they remain because they do not want to waste what they have invested since joining.

22:17They have grown accustomed to contributing,

22:20and that is what creates loyalty.

22:22At the very least,

22:24a leader who instills fear is not likely to be looked down upon or arbitrarily opposed.

22:31A leader like that has authority.

22:35Ruling by fear helps maintain long-term stability and brings sustainable benefits.

22:41However,

22:42this is only the intermediate level.

22:46The highest level of leadership is to make others both love and fear you.

22:50The combination of love and fear produces genuine respect.

22:56A leader loved by all is essentially a person without boundaries,

23:00like the saying a gentle mother produces spoiled children.

23:04For when a mother is too tolerant, her children do not learn their limits.

23:11Conversely,

23:11A strict teacher produces outstanding students because his firmness sets clear boundaries that

23:18the students dare not cross.

23:21But if the boundaries are too rigid, those controlled will feel unloved.

23:26Therefore,

23:27the highest level of leadership is knowing how to balance strictness and kindness.

23:33An ideal king is someone who is both loved and feared.

23:36He has clear boundaries that no one can arbitrarily cross,

23:42yet when someone performs well,

23:44those boundaries are slightly relaxed,

23:46allowing them a glimpse into his inner world.

23:50Such a leader creates a unique charm that inspires others to contribute and serve willingly.

23:56This is the most distinctive form of leadership.

24:00In reality,

24:01this method is not only applicable to leadership or managing a company,

24:05but can also be used in personal relationships,

24:08including in love.

24:11Imagine a relationship between a man and a woman or between husband and wife.

24:16If one person,

24:17say a woman,

24:18blindly obeys her husband,

24:20eventually the other party will take control.

24:23Nowadays,

24:26there is a saying to describe such women on social media,

24:30they have magnetic physiques that attract lousy men.

24:34Meaning that they are easily drawn to the wrong kind of men

24:37because they do not have clear boundaries.

24:41In any relationship,

24:42whether between spouses,

24:44parents and children,

24:46friends,

24:47or employers and employees,

24:49clear boundaries are essential.

24:51Some might say that this perspective is negative and not a positive mindset.

24:58But remember,

24:59the greatest theft in life is not the stealing of money,

25:02but the appropriation of someone else's intellect and labor,

25:06followed by the seizure of material wealth.

25:10What is good and what is evil?

25:13Why do we label people as good or evil?

25:16It is because being bound by too many stereotypes

25:20turns us into versions of ourselves that we even come to despise.

25:25We are constantly in self-conflict and self-denial.

25:30But one thing must be clear,

25:32this world is not only filled with good people,

25:36but also with the treacherous.

25:37In school,

25:38teachers only instruct us to be honest and kind

25:41but never teach that the world also harbors wicked individuals.

25:46This omission has harmed many people

25:48when they step into the real world and suffer deep wounds,

25:52with no guidance on how to defend themselves.

25:56This is the cruelest reality,

25:58not teaching people how to protect themselves

26:01while thrusting them onto a battlefield

26:03is nothing short of inhumane.

26:06This society is a battlefield.

26:08Without understanding the rules,

26:12we suffer losses,

26:14whether in work or in life,

26:16if we do not understand the rules,

26:18we will be swallowed up by this world.

26:22The honest should know how to protect themselves.

26:26If you continuously treat someone well without limits,

26:29they will not value you,

26:31they may insult you or disregard you.

26:35Your affection should not be given unconditionally.

26:37Make others work to prove that they deserve your affection.

26:43That way,

26:44they will realize that they are not as valuable as they think,

26:48nor as exceptional.

26:50Do not help those who do not deserve it.

26:54There are many who,

26:55though incompetent,

26:56are treacherous.

26:58They exploit their treacherous nature to harm good people.

27:02The honest must learn to act wisely

27:05and not try to blindly save everyone.

27:09Self-sacrifice is unnecessary.

27:13Your money should be used to improve your own quality of life,

27:16not waste it on others.

27:19Remember this well,

27:21protect your assets and work to make your own life better,

27:24a fool or a person without status,

27:27if you give them hope,

27:28it will only breed resentment.

27:30They do not need hope,

27:33what they need is an endless loop of failure.

27:37We have been educated to be overly kind,

27:40losing the ability to resist,

27:42and forgetting that the essence of human nature is that of a predator.

27:47When we forget this,

27:48we become the prey,

27:49serving as a meal on someone else's table.

27:52This society is ruthless,

27:55filled with immoral individuals ready to trample on others.

27:58Don't just teach each other how to be good children.

28:03I hope these insights will prompt you to reflect,

28:06because once you awaken,

28:08you might still have money,

28:10youth,

28:10or the ability to earn.

28:13Since time is limited,

28:15I will pause here.

28:17I share this free knowledge on how to become rich,

28:20an entrepreneur,

28:21and an investor to achieve financial freedom.

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28:32and share this video with everyone.

28:35I also extend my best wishes to everyone who has liked this video.

28:40May you soon achieve financial freedom.

28:42If you find even one or two useful statements in today's content that improve your life,

28:49I will consider my efforts fulfilled.

28:53Goodbye and see you next time.

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