Actually, Vietnam wouldn’t be anyone.
If we weren’t a country that all the world’s rich people wanted us to be civilized and developed.
Looking at Vietnam, businessmen see themselves in it.
Because in reality, we are very small compared to the outside world. Vietnam, with 100 million people, is still influenced and coordinated by global powers and is classified as a third-world, developing country.
However…
All countries in the world want Vietnam to develop, they owe Vietnam a debt of gratitude.
Korea, Singapore, and Thailand benefited partly from the Vietnam War.
When the Vietnam War broke out, where were the military bases of the military factions to occupy Indochina?
The conglomerates formed in these three countries were supported by their governments through the supply of weapons, ammunition, food, military supplies, medicine, necessities, and benefited from the infrastructure left behind by the empires.
If the US sided with Taiwan and China, and Russia confronted to compete with the US for the South China Sea. People would quickly forget the war in Ukraine and Russia to focus on the conflict in the South China Sea.
This day will come, that’s Chairman Xi’s vision.
Whenever there’s an economic downturn, the best way for the neighbor led by Chairman Xi is to cause trouble so that others don’t know they have problems.
Vietnam will benefit from owning a favorable South China Sea coast for logistics and food supply.
That’s why Chairman Xi welcomed our General Secretary with such respect and sincerity, something that the leader of 1.4 billion people hasn’t done for any other head of state before, except for deterring countries that go against the interests of the world’s second-largest economy, contrary to BRICS: Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates… who want to use a different currency other than the Petrodollar.
In my opinion, Vietnam doesn’t need to choose sides, because everyone needs us.
Back then, dozens of American allies trampled on our country, they believed they were a threat to the world.
But later they understood that we fought for 4,000 years just for independence and peace, not to invade anyone. We are like a poor child who is just standing up to prove that we are just a misunderstood victim of bloodlust and cruelty.
We are also involved in the trouble of invading Cambodia while saving them from the Pol Pot genocide.
And we are decades behind the world in development and civilization.
A misunderstood friend from the past.
Referencing myself, I also do business, I have to be reasonable and humble.
Vietnam is the same, when going to the world, it must be cute and skillful to be worthy of the status of a developing country that is constantly learning, striving, and proving to others that we are also cute, humble, and peace-loving.
After being misunderstood for so many years, our ancestors spent 4,000 years to bring us to this time. Vietnam in us, us in Vietnam to see and adjust ourselves.
All our micro-analyses and knowledge are limited, to know and feel that Vietnam will have new opportunities in the coming time.
When we were poor and lowly, we did whatever made money, no need for professional standards; if we weren’t full, where would we get the standards for processes.
But when opportunities come, beyond food, clothing, rice, and money, luck in the new phase only happens to those (companies, teams, ourselves) who have the internal strength to welcome Vietnam’s future status.
When capital flows in, do we have the capacity, skills, expertise, professionalism, international stature, thinking like a global citizen, and working standards like the world and internationally?
When money flows into businesses and transforms into companies with multiple owners, do startups and SMEs have the capacity to operate and develop with them based on a commonly accepted language (financial language)?
What will you prepare for this upcoming journey?
Vietnam’s national debt in relation to GDP is expected to decrease overtime
Luck accounts for 30% of a founder’s success factors in Vietnam’s business environment, alongside 35% for relationships and 35% for capability; luck is the result of our previous accumulation and cultivation of inner strength.
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