Your Business Is Not About You—It Affects the Whole World

Let me tell you something:

The moment you decide to run a business, the entire world is involved.

That’s why:

• Religiously, the consequences of dishonesty and inefficiency are heavy.

• Legally, the consequences are harsh—hefty fines, strict regulations, and massive accountability.

If that alone doesn’t tell you everything you need to know,

First, step out of business.

Second, wake up.

Do You Even Understand How Many People Are Affected?

When you run a business, it’s not just you.

• Your employees’ entire livelihood depends on you.

• Their families depend on them.

• Their families are part of the community.

• That community is part of a larger state.

• That state is connected to the entire country.

And you think this is just about you?

You are one ripple in a global ecosystem.

Yes, as the ripple moves outward, its direct impact lessens—but it is still present.

And if every business operates with that same selfish, inefficient mindset—

Those tiny percentages add up to global destruction.

Business Is Mathematics—Stop Pretending It’s Complicated

If you are in business, you should at minimum understand basic mathematics.

1 + 1 = 2.

This is not rocket science.

If you truly understood the gravity of your business,

You would make everything as efficient as possible.

• You wouldn’t steal people’s time with nonsense.

• You wouldn’t waste money on inefficiencies.

• You wouldn’t drain energy, resources, and productivity.

• You wouldn’t contribute to global problems by adding your 0.1% inefficiency—because millions of those 0.1% add up to full-scale destruction.

Run Your Business With 100% Efficiency—Or Get Out

You do not have an excuse.

• You should not be asking your employees how their weekend was unless it directly impacts revenue or cost reduction.

• You should not be wasting time on industry traditions that serve no function.

• You should not be doing anything that does not move the business forward.

This is not funny.

This is not complicated.

Keep It Short. Keep It Moving. Get to Work.