Moreover, if the company is doing very well, there won't be much room for growth for the child once he takes over.
In that case, it would be better to just start a business. That way, if they succeed, they succeed, and if they don't, they don't. There's no need to keep the kids stuck here.
Logically speaking, if managed properly after taking over, there should indeed be considerable profits each year.
No matter what happens in the future, even if one's social status is higher than that of ordinary people, this will one day become a constraint. It would be better not to arrange it this way in the first place.
If a business is successful, the entrepreneur's future social status will be more respected than if it were given to them by their family.
If it doesn't work out, it's better not to get involved in it at all in the first place; perhaps you'll achieve better results in other areas instead.
"That's absolutely true. No matter what they do, in my opinion, the most important thing is that they have to rely on themselves."
"So, I think it's best to just forget about it! There's really no need."
However, this is unacceptable or unappreciated by most people.
But if a family member truly lacks a talent for business, then handing the business over to a professional is the only option.
"That's absolutely right, but why did you put the shares in a family trust? What's the difference?"
"The difference is that I've essentially put an insurance policy on it. If it faces bankruptcy one day, the foundation might step in to help resolve the issue. If it really can't be resolved, then we'll just have to let it go."
However, looking at the past few years, handing it over hasn't been without its advantages. At least the financial statements show that the profits are greater than when I was there. Isn't that a good thing?
"That seems to be a good idea, so you can rest assured now."
Whether I trust you or not, it's all the same. Once I hand it over, it's none of my business anymore.
"But can you guarantee that what if one day the money comes from an illegitimate source?"
"No, but if he did, he wouldn't survive long. You have to understand that over the years, he's been monitored not only by them, but also by others."
"That's good. Just don't get involved."
"No, since I've put these shares in the foundation, it's essentially the same as them no longer being owned by me."
But to outsiders, he still is... However, if something really happens one day, it won't have anything to do with me. All I need to do is submit the documents.
"I see, then I'm relieved. I was just worried you'd get involved."
"Won't."
In reality, there's no real way to avoid this, but retiring early is definitely a good choice. There's no need to work until you're ninety like Mr. Li, dedicating your entire life to your career.
There are many other things to do in life. Money can be earned slowly. I've already earned more money than I could spend in several lifetimes, so there's no need to strive for more.
Compared to someone who has been in business for decades and knows some prophetic knowledge, he doesn't need to do anything now. Just invest a sum of money, and the return on his investment will be astronomical.
If that's the case, why take the risk? Don't they know that many companies are facing transformation and innovation?
If this is not handled properly, the company may face bankruptcy.
So let's just forget about it! There's really no need for that.
Besides, the children aren't particularly interested in this, so why force them to take over?
Furthermore, it seems that this is indeed a good thing now. The children are doing the jobs they like, and their relationship with the family has never changed. This is much better than those who had conflicts with their families this time.
At least now I can spend time with my grandson when I have free time, which is great, and the whole family lives happily together every day.
Unlike other families, their home is chaotic and noisy, and they don't seem like a family at all.
"Oh, by the way, the Yan family called today!"
"Did the Yan family say anything?"
"Yes, I'd like to ask when you have time to invite our family to have a meal together."
"Inviting you to dinner at this time? Is it to discuss the children's weddings, or something else?"
"The marriage? From what you're saying, it sounds like there's something going on?"
"No, it's just that I'm worried that this might cause unnecessary trouble during this special period?"
"No, the Yan family is currently in good standing in the military, especially Yan Liang's father. We know very well what kind of person he is."
As for the Yan family, they have little to do with us. Even if the two families were to become in-laws, we would have very few opportunities to interact with them.
Besides, the Yan family has already split up. Even though Old Master Yan is still around, it's not something outsiders can say about what's going on in this matter.
Since that's the case, we don't need to go over there! Actually, the most important thing is that Yan Liang's parents aren't involved in politics, so I'm relatively at ease about that."
"That's true, but we don't consider that when this girl marries into another family, she's not just marrying one person, but also their entire family."
"The Yan family isn't exactly a prominent clan, otherwise I'm genuinely worried the child wouldn't be able to handle it."
"So what if we're from a large family? What era are we living in? Just take care of your own little family."
The Yan family split up, and wherever there's a daughter-in-law from another branch, she meddles in other people's affairs.
Even if they haven't separated their households, we can't interfere; she has to manage her own life.
As for other matters, we can offer some assistance, but we shouldn't interfere too much, otherwise it will definitely backfire.
"That's right. In that case, do you think we should agree to their marriage?"
"What can they do if they don't want to? They've been dating for years, and besides, our daughter is determined to be with him. There's no need to stop them!"
"Are you really willing to let your daughter get married?"
"What can I do if I just can't bear to part with her? Am I supposed to keep her at home forever?"
I'd like to, but I'm afraid that if we keep keeping them around, they might end up turning into enemies.
“That’s absolutely right. The children are all grown up, and they have to walk their own path from now on. We can only watch from the sidelines.”
"However, I won't stop my daughter from getting married, but it's not like I can't do other things."
"As for other things, whatever else, just don't treat me like I did to my second brother-in-law back then, or my daughter will get angry with you."
"Don't worry about that. I know what I'm doing. Besides, if you think I wouldn't do it, do you think Zhengze and the other brothers wouldn't?"
"And unlike my second sister, our daughter doesn't only have the three of us brothers."
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