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Oneness in Yijing and How to Be Financially Rich with Yijing Oneness

  Oneness: Seeing the Big Financial Picture: Virtues   Oneness in the context of financial wealth means understanding that all financial decisions, no matter how small, are interconnected and affect the overall health of one's or a business's financial status.  This includes how investments (assets) can generate income (cash flow) while managing debts (liabilities) to increase overall financial value. For example, a personal decision to invest in higher education impacts future earning potential, just as a business's choice to prioritize sustainable practices might initially cost more but can lead to greater customer loyalty and long-term profitability. Oneness in Yijing can also refer to virtues.  This famous phrase in Yijing 厚的载物 means those with thick virtues can hold the most, including financial wealth.   This concept underscores the idea that individuals with profound moral integrity and virtue have the capacity to bear great responsibilities, influence positively, an

Yijing Oneness Concept in Allowing us to be Time Rich

We know that Yijing reflects nature, and knowing Yijing allows us to be Time Rich, one of the 12 Riches of Life.  There are 6 concepts in Yijing, today let's look at Onenss and how it makes us Time Rich Oneness: Embracing the Wholeness of Time There is no time, there are only moments . This is because time is just a human invention and in the universe, all the creatures do not observe time but follow nature, which is made up of moments. The principle of oneness suggests that every moment is part of a greater whole of our life’s journey. When we view time from this holistic perspective, we recognize that each moment spent working or in leisure contributes to the tapestry of our existence. Recognizing the importance of moments and treasure each and every moment as though it is the last. That’s why the equivalent of NewsFeed in WeChat is called ‘Moments’, because it is the moments that make up our life.  Understanding this helps us allocate time judiciously, ensuring that each aspect

The Importance of Buy-in in Leadership and How to Get Buy-in

John C. Maxwell, a renowned leadership expert and author, emphasizes the importance of buy-in in leadership across his extensive body of work. He believes that for leaders to be effective, they must first secure the buy-in of their followers. Without this buy-in, even the best strategies and plans can falter because leadership is less about the leader and more about the led . Here are some key insights and proven ways Maxwell suggests to gain buy-in from your team: The Importance of Buy-In in Leadership Leadership is Influence: Maxwell often states, "Leadership is influence, nothing more, nothing less." The essence of leadership is about influencing others to follow, and this cannot be achieved without their buy-in. Buy-in turns the leader’s vision into a collective mission. Builds Trust and Loyalty : Buy-in is crucial for building trust and loyalty, which are foundational for any effective team. When team members buy into the leader's vision and leadership, they are mor

AI and Yijing

The connection between artificial intelligence (AI) and Yijing (I Ching) lies in their shared interest in pattern recognition, decision-making, and understanding complex systems. 1. Pattern Recognition : AI systems often rely on pattern recognition to make sense of large datasets and make predictions or decisions. Similarly, Yijing is a Chinese text that has been used for centuries as a divination tool based on the interpretation of patterns formed by hexagrams (six-line diagrams). 2. Decision-Making : AI algorithms are designed to make decisions based on input data and predefined rules. Yijing provides a framework for decision-making through the interpretation of hexagrams and their changing lines, offering insights into various situations and potential outcomes. 3. Understanding Complex Systems : Both AI and Yijing seek to understand complex systems and phenomena. AI algorithms aim to model and understand complex systems such as human behavior, weather patterns, financial markets, e