If a person doesn’t first figure out what drives them to make money—no, I should say, the motivation for making money directly influences what a person can accomplish in the future. Whether they live a mundane life, never realizing why they’re doing what they do, or whether they die without regrets because they see the impact they’ve made on the world. This motivation is the key factor in determining how much money they end up earning.
Xiao is a very crazy person; his common saying is to use money to crush people to death.
In the past, Tang Sili didn’t quite understand when he heard the boss say this, but now he gets it; he understands Xiao’s approach.
Undoubtedly, if a person satisfies their monetary desires and acquires countless wealth, there are only two outcos. Either they beco a miser, increasingly stingy, becoming a slave to money. Or they spend it and beco the master of money.
Having too much money isn’t wealth; it’s a burden, a hindrance. You have to think every day about what to do with this money. Otherwise, you’ll feel resentful even if you die without having spent it all.
Ou Yanan intermittently listens to the teacher’s words. He seems to have figured out so of Tang Sili’s intentions.
For this, Tang Sili said two more straightforward sentences to him: "You admire her and chase her just because you feel she has sothing you envy. Have you thought clearly about what exactly it is that you envy? You may count as soone with money; your family has money, but you are not satisfied. I used to believe you had a talent for dicine because of your dissatisfaction with the status quo and the family’s support for it. But now, I think your dissatisfaction hasn’t translated into your own genuine thoughts and motivation, and that’s the most important reason you haven’t found a breakthrough in dicine. If you are just simply chasing her shadow—"
Ou Yanan furrowed his brows.
"Have you denied your father up until now?"
"I—"
"Let tell you, your father lives more aningfully than you do. He knows exactly what he wants, while you are totally confused."
Tang Sili’s words were like a knife, cutting through Ou Yanan’s poker face and leaving the young man pale-faced.
From this, you can see how much Ou Yanan despises Ou Shihua from the heart. Ou Shihua, at so point in ti in his son’s heart, beca rely a profit-driven businessman, unbelievably vulgar.
In Tang Sili’s view, his student considers himself superior yet cannot see through his own heart, which is the sa mindset he had when Xiao Yebai first spoke to him.
All one can say is that this young man has a long way to grow. After all, he is still young, isn’t he? It’s just that his heart is a bit anxious right now.
Ou Yanan’s anxious mood might be understandable because Gu Nuan is about to give birth.
The phone on the table suddenly buzzed loudly, as if thoughts were manifesting into reality. Tang Sili picked it up, and sure enough, it was a call from the boss’s house.
The housekeeper on the other end was already incoherent, unable to clearly articulate the situation. After a mont’s thought, Tang Sili sought out the boss.
No matter the ti, Xiao Yebai is perhaps even colder than Tang Sili, the bloodless professor.
The housekeeper handed the phone to Xiao Yebai.
Tang Sili’s voice ca from the other end: "Mr. Xiao, please tell what Mrs. Xiao’s current condition is?"
This is where Professor Tang excels, knowing he needs ti to arrive, he surely wants to see if the family can take so ergency asures before he arrives, to avoid seeing an already unmanageable situation.
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