Thinking of Others

]"Neil, Koman, society is developing at an incredible pace."

"Some people are always sitting in filthy chairs or slumped on filthy sofas, pondering one question: Why do the rich keep getting richer, while the poor keep getting poorer?"

"The reason is actually very simple. The pace of social development is accelerating, and that is why the gap between the rich and the poor keeps growing."

"While you're still considering where to open your one store to attract a few more customers and what services to offer to improve your service quality, most of your potential customers have already been snatched up by someone else."

"We have money, and you have professional expertise. So let's not start from the stupidest possible position!"

"But before that, listen to a story..."

In another world, there was a catering brand hailed as "One of the Three Great Catering Empires." Despite having no visible advertising or even any sophisticated development strategy, it had miraculously established its own territory in every city, and had even expanded overseas.

At the time, Lin Qi had spoken with one of the major figures in that catering empire about its development strategy. He had assumed it involved some high-level corporate secrets that would be difficult to tease out.

Unexpectedly, the other party had revealed the secret behind their rapid expansion without the slightest hesitation: the survival of the fittest, combined with mutual interests.

Within this catering empire, there was a group of people known as "Pathfinders" or "Pioneers." They played the most important role.

They rented short-term storefronts in places they believed held commercial value in various cities, then began operating simple fast-food restaurants.

Take a husband-and-wife shop, for example. If, within three months, the store's profit exceeded the local average monthly wage per person, they would send the store's