Most people talk about running a business, and what they talk about is technique;
but what I want to talk about is the “cause” behind these techniques.
This video
is not about how to get rich overnight,
nor is it promoting some hollow religious sentiment.
It is more like a calm review —
trying, through the dimension of Buddhism, to break down how wealth is “managed” into being in the real world.
Many people see the private jets, yachts and luxurious lives of the wealthy
and think it is because they are smart enough and skilled enough.
But in my view,
the prosperity you see is merely the manifestation of the “fruit”;
what is truly key are those unseen “seeds.”
The AI era values compute foundations,
while managing a life values a “foundation of merit.”
This video records my practical observations on the view of wealth in the Amitabha Sutra:
• Why the essence of wealth is “small cause, big effect”
• Why your choices now determine tomorrow’s structure of reality
• Why “making a vow” is the ultimate ceiling that determines the height of a business
I share this video because in this over-accelerated world where everyone is anxious,
we need to slow down and see clearly the underlying logic of how wealth operates.
My business choices have always remained consistent:
👉 Not seeking something from nothing
👉 Not craving ill-gotten gains
👉 Focusing on planting seeds of “goodness” in the present
If what you care about is not just the jumping numbers in your account,
but how to build a stable, complete life layout with long-term value,
then the first lesson of this wealth classroom is worth listening to quietly to the end.
📌 Wealth is like a forest,
📌 You can’t only want the fruit without tending the seed.
The video is here 👇
https://youtu.be/8AS8OXj9EAI
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Chun-yu Yang | CEO Yang