Charlie Wade smiled warmly and remarked, “Uncle Hank, please don’t underestimate yourself. Many sessful businessmen, after spending years in a familiar industry, often fall into the trap of believing they can excel in any field. This mindset leads them to recklessly venture into new businesses, and sadly, most end up losing significant amounts of money. If my memory serves me right, we’ve seen real estatepanies dabbling in mineral water, video tforms trying their hand at car manufacturing, emerce sites entering socialworking, and social mediapanies venturing into emerce. These projects are managed byrge corporations valued in the tens or even hundreds of billions, yet the oues haven’t been particrly favorable.”


    Charlie continued, “Last time, you spoke about new energy and the concept of overtaking on the curve, which was truly enlightening. I believe you can definitely provide them with a deeper understanding of strategy and the underlying logic behind it.”


    Feeling encouraged by Charlie’s high regard for him, Hank realized he could no longer decline the responsibility. After a brief moment of contemtion, he agreed, saying, “Alright, I’ll do my best to offer some insight. If I can assist even a little, that would be great; if not, just consider it a cautionary tale.”


    Charlie smiled back and said, “Just let me know where you are, and I’lle pick you up.”


    Hank replied, “I’m at the university. Just give me a heads-up when you’re nearby, and I’ll wait for you at the entrance.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    ……


    Charlie Wade had always been somewhat self-serving when it came to Hank.


    Initially, he wanted to recruit Hank to lead Yisu Shipping, but since Hank was reluctant, he introduced his daughter instead.


    In a bold move to rescue Hank’s daughter from Syria, Charlie even risked infiltrating Hamid’s base alone.


    Fortunately, Ziva Hank proved to be exceptionally capable, and Yisu Shipping flourished under the joint efforts of her and Zara Banks.<fnf2e3> Fresh chapters posted on f?i?n?d?n?o?v?e?l?</fnf2e3>


    However, Charlie still felt it was a waste for someone as talented as Hank to remain in academia.


    While teaching is undoubtedly a meaningful profession, it seemed unnecessary for such a distinguished professor to be teaching fundamental economics to college students.


    If he could be persuaded to join the An family and help manage their domestic business, it would not only be an incredible opportunity for the An family but also a significant chance for Hank himself.


    Some business leaders have limited abilities and struggle to create a substantial tform; if they had a capable leader, like a tiger general, to step up, they might not have the opportunity needed to showcase their talents.


    Hank surely harbored his own ambitions, which might be grand enough that he struggled to find a proper tform or opportunity. However, the An family was different. Their financial resources rank among the best in the world. Additionally, Charlie himself had amassed hundreds of billions in assets. Whenbined with the Wade family’s holdings, they could rival the An family’s wealth. Together, they could managerger projects, potentially presenting Hank with a new opportunity.


    With these thoughts in mind, Charlie called his uncle to inform him that he would be bringing a guest for dinner that evening, then drove to the University of Finance and Economics to pick up Hank, who was soon to be married.


    Upon meeting, Charlie asked the curious question that had been on his mind: “Uncle Hank, with your weddinging up soon, why are you still working? Didn’t you take wedding leave?”


    Hank replied, “The teaching workload is quite heavy, and it’s not easy to take an extended leave. Plus, I’ll be going on a honeymoon after the wedding. If anything happens at the school during that time, I won’t be able to return. So, I’m trying to wrap up my current responsibilities before I leave.”


    Charlie nodded and inquired, “The wedding is the day after tomorrow. Have you and Aunt Matilda finished all the preparations?”


    “Almost,” Hank responded. “We’re nning to keep things simple. There won’t be a bride-picking ceremony; we’ll have the actual ceremony at Shangri-La.”