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The days of starting my business flew by quickly.
My past experiences saved me from many detours; I knew where the pain points in the female consumer market on the internet lay.
I compiled a detailed business plan, my fingers flying across the keyboard as if I were trying to pour out all my ideas.
This time, I wouldn't waste time on someone unworthy.
"Your proposal is quite impressive," Gu Yuan said, sitting in the office and carefully reviewing my plan. "But are you sure you want to pursue the Female Beauty Community? The competition in this market is fierce."
I smiled. "It’s precisely because the competition is fierce that there are opportunities."
In my previous life, I had worked for five years in a Cosmetics Company and understood the rules of this market well.
Large companies pursued profit, while small ones lacked experience; no one truly considered the perspective of female users.
"Convince me," Gu Yuan said, setting down the proposal and looking at me intently.
I took a deep breath and began to articulate my thoughts. From user pain points to operational strategies, from profit models to development plans, I explained every detail clearly.
Gu Yuan listened attentively, nodding occasionally.
"What’s the investment amount?" he suddenly asked.
"Five million."
"Deal."
And just like that, my entrepreneurial project officially launched.
But reality was always harsher than plans.
"President Lin, several KOLs have backed out," Assistant Xiao Wang walked into the office with a worried expression.
I rubbed my temples and asked, "Have you figured out the reason?"
"They've all switched to 'Meili Hui.' Apparently, their offer is double what we're providing."
'Meili Hui,' Li Qiang's new company.
What a coincidence.
I let out a cold laugh and opened my computer to check the data. In the past month, our user growth had noticeably slowed down, with 'Meili Hui' being our main competitor.
"President Lin, should we raise our prices?" Xiao Wang asked cautiously.
I shook my head. "No need. A price war isn't a long-term solution."
The lessons from my past life taught me that chasing quick gains would only push one toward the cliff.
What we needed was real competitiveness.
"Gather the team for a meeting," I said as I stood up. "It's time to launch our new plan."
In the conference room, I looked at the young faces before me, filled with confidence. These were all talents I had carefully selected—young, full of ideas, and most importantly, sincere.
"Starting today, we need to change our strategy." I wrote down a few keywords on the whiteboard: "Authenticity, Professionalism, Warmth."
"Instead of spending a fortune on KOLs, let's invest in enhancing user experience. What we aim to create is a beauty community that has warmth."
The team members took notes seriously, their eyes sparkling with excitement.
Just then, my phone rang unexpectedly. It was an unfamiliar number.
"President Lin, I heard your company has been facing some difficulties recently?" A familiar voice came from the other end—it was Li Qiang.
"Thanks to you," I said coldly.
"Don't say that. I'm here to help you. If you're willing, I can acquire your company, and we can negotiate a fair price."
I laughed. "Li Qiang, you're still so naive. You think you're helping me? You're only helping yourself."
"Lin Wei, don't be ungrateful!" His voice suddenly turned sharp.
"Remember, this time I won't make the same mistake again." I hung up the phone and took a deep breath.
This time, I wouldn't let anyone bring me down. Because I knew I deserved a better life.
Three months passed in the blink of an eye.
Our new strategy began to show results, with user engagement steadily increasing and our reputation improving. Meanwhile, Meili Hui was showing signs of financial strain due to its rapid spending.
I stood by the floor-to-ceiling window of the office, watching the bustling traffic outside.
Ten years ago, I gave up my career for marriage.
Now, I finally had the courage to pursue my dreams.
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