[A Deep Conversation on Cultivating the Mind-Nature | CEO Yang]
This is not a talk about methods,
but a conversation about the “inner core.”
Many people ask me:
when facing AI compute infrastructure, international capital games,
and highly uncertain business decisions whose consequences must be borne,
what is it that supports me in making those —
judgments that look slow yet hold true over the long term?
My answer
is not in a more complex model,
but in the “mind-nature.”
This video is about “Cultivating the Mind-Nature.”
It is not teaching you to retreat or withdraw from the world,
but sharing —
how to use the deepest engaged-in-the-world strength
to handle the most real and cruel problems.
The faster the outside world moves,
the steadier your mind must be.
To me, Buddhism is not a religious label;
it is a set of underlying logic for management decisions,
the hidden skeleton that supports judgment.
In the video, I break down four mental methods that have long supported my business thinking:
• The wisdom of the Universal Gate Chapter
“To those who can be saved by taking a given form, one appears in that form to teach them.”
This is not being changeable, but making the most precise response after seeing people and the situation clearly.
• The view of wealth in the Amitabha Sutra
Wealth is not the result of forcing it,
but the reward that naturally appears after good causes accumulate.
• The vow power of the Samantabhadra Vows Chapter
How big a business you can take on depends on how big your heart is.
Only with great vows can you walk a great road.
• The anchor of the Diamond Sutra
In moments of being questioned, misunderstood and negated,
how to achieve “giving rise to the mind without dwelling anywhere.”
I share this video
because I am becoming more and more certain of one thing:
The real competition of the future
is not who runs fast,
but who, amid the chaos,
can keep a decision-making heart that is not led around by restlessness.
If you too are looking for
an inner strength that can cross cycles
and accompany you through lows and highs,
these 2 minutes
may set that anchor in your heart.
📌 Wisdom is compassion after seeing reality clearly
📌 It is also the unobstructed ability to keep moving forward after letting go of attachment
The video is here 👇
https://youtu.be/JdDqH-n5ne0
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Chun-yu Yang | CEO Yang