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Author: Zeng Junhua
2020-10-05 07:00
Last update date: 2020-10-05 07:00
About the author: He has served in the government for 35 years, former Financial Secretary John Tsang (John), whose image of uncle potato chips is deeply rooted in the people.
After the self-willed John "snap the guns", he has no fixed position and enthusiastically participates in different activities.
In addition to founding the non-profit organization "Uncle Potato Chips Co-Creation Society", he is also the host of commercial radio music programs and the fencing coach of La Salle College.
In recent years, as Bowtie's senior consultant, he has played the role of future builder.
His vision is that all Hong Kong people can be protected and truly enter a new era of self-protection.
[A series of articles written by John will meet with readers on "Hong Kong 01" every Monday morning.
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In the eyes of many people, Hong Kong people are very realistic. Not only foreigners have such thoughts, but even some Hong Kong people will laugh at themselves.
After careful study, I realized that this was a manifestation of being fully prepared to face reality and thinking about two more steps for myself early.
To be honest, every Hong Kong person is a "military division" who is good at planning.
Since the opening of the port, Hong Kong has always been China's southern gateway to the world, with people coming and going in an endless stream.
Whenever economic or political turmoil occurs, many people will use Hong Kong as a stepping stone to leave the country. Some of them stay overnight and leave, while others have taken root in this small city and have spawned generations of Hong Kong people.
Hong Kong was originally a place built by everyone. Hong Kong people are good at formulating exit plans to protect themselves from chaos. If the plan changes, they will seek another way out.
Hong Kong people often say The city is dying. Because of this, they have endless plans for the future, and they always have countless Exit Plans in their hearts.
Some people think that this reflects the Hong Kong people’s love to "go the best", but in my opinion, it just shows the foundation of Hong Kong people and our city seeking growth and progress together, which has supported us all through many rounds of ups and downs. Pillars.
Rather than saying that Hong Kong is an "escape from heaven," it is better to say that it is a city made up of smart people with the wisdom to protect themselves.
I believe that many Hong Kong people are living in the trouble of "To run or not to run" recently.
Impulse is easy, and action is not difficult, but it is important to understand that every decision affects future development.
It's like adding waypoints to the route while avoiding different forms of reefs and vortices?
Many people are stumped by this topic and dare not make a decision.
I never comment on other people’s decisions to go or stay. After all, this is all a personal choice, and the focus is on whether you have planned your next step and future development in advance.
Throughout the entrepreneurs of different eras, they all have first-class creativity, vision, courage and flexibility.
Take the iconic local "Red A" as an example. It was originally a manufacturer specializing in brushes.
Seeing that in the 1950s and 1960s, the demand for plastic household products in Hong Kong increased sharply, new technologies were introduced to produce plastic products, and "Red A" gradually became a well-known brand in Hong Kong.
Until today, the Red A brand has been standing in Hong Kong for 70 years, but it has not used this as an excuse to stop.
In recent years, in addition to producing traditional plastic products, it has also "crossed the border" as an agent for more than a dozen foreign catering equipment brands, constantly transforming and innovating, and injecting new blood into this old brand.
Entrepreneurs nowadays are not inferior to their predecessors in the market sense. Some start-ups are actively seizing the business opportunities of the digital age with their innovative consciousness, vigorously exploring the "blue ocean market", and taking the lead in launching pure online insurance to solve complicated procedures with technology.
If you think more about everything, you can prepare a backup plan in advance, which is to leave an Exit Plan for yourself.
This not only means that you have a vision and a vision for sustainable development, but it also ensures that you can respond quickly and systematically under sudden changes.
Some start-up companies are actively seizing the business opportunities of the digital age and vigorously exploring the "blue ocean market" with their innovative consciousness.
(Provided by the author)
The premise is that you are fully prepared, based on courage and self-confidence, rather than jumping the wall and rushing blindly.
Otherwise, this will only add more uncertainty to you, make it difficult for you to understand the situation, run into walls everywhere, and eventually add a lot of unnecessary troubles.
After all, nothing in life is 100% unquestionable. Whether you follow the original plan or implement the Exit Plan, you can achieve success from different angles.
The industry that is still prospering today may have faded away in the wave of the times in the next second. Every stakeholder in the society must have crisis awareness and sustainable development strategies.
I once said "I hope Hong Kong people will no longer emigrate." The reason why I said this is simply because I feel from the bottom of my heart that the land where I was born is a good place.
I know that most people in Hong Kong love this land just like me.
Even though Hong Kong is in an unprecedented predicament today, what I hear most is "I really like Hong Kong."
The people of Hong Kong are not afraid of things and respond to changes with innovation. We focus more on overall continuity and whether we can reach out and embrace the future.
Social problems cannot be solved by one person alone. Everyone has their own mission. As long as we are not complacent, whether we are in a city with thousands of lights or a place with lights, our ideals will eventually be realized.
There is no such thing as a flawless and flawless plan, but if we can take one step forward while doing our job well, or take a step back in time to find another way out of the overall situation, a perfect Exit Plan will still Let you achieve your dreams.
No matter if you are in a city with thousands of lights or a place with dim lights, as long as you are not complacent, your ideals will eventually come true.
(Provided by the author)
The last step for Hong Kong people is often the next step.
Every time I think that when it comes to desperation, Hong Kong people can always turn crisis into opportunity.
We might as well think about how to reform this approaching development model with the same attitude.
In today’s digital era, the unique advantages enjoyed by Hong Kong’s core traditional industries are gradually waning. If we want to build a foundation for sustainable development in Hong Kong, we must change our mindset and stop following the inherent plan. Prepare Exit Plan, step by step to promote the continuous development of large and small industries, and lead our city to a more boundless and long-term development path.
Tsang Junhua pointed out that if we want to build a foundation for sustainable development in Hong Kong, we must change our mindset, stop following the inherent plan, and actively prepare for the Exit Plan.
(Provided by the author)
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