Professor Phan Văn Trường advises young people: Don't think about money, Valuable things seek valuable people.

Professor Phan Văn Trường - a person nearly 80 years old, has traveled to 80 countries, negotiated 60 billion USD, advises young people: Don't think about money, valuable things seek valueable people!

"I has been fortunate to encounter a kind-hearted person who taught me 'Quý vật tìm quý nhân.' (Valuable things seek valuable people) At that time, I didn't fully understand the meaning, but as I lived on, I realized that: When we contribute passion to society, knowledge, and constructive projects, then humanity and society will value us, will give us warmth and security," Professor Phan Văn Trường said.

Professor Phan Van Truong is one of the top experts in Vietnam in the field of management and a senior expert in international negotiations. He has made significant contributions to science and education and was awarded the "For the Cause of Education" medal by the President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in 2010.

Professor Phan Van Truong served as a permanent advisor to the Government of the French Republic on international trade in the 1990s. He has held management and administrative positions in many leading global corporations in various fields such as business, construction, electricity, transportation, urban water purification, and oil and gas. He has negotiated contracts in 80 countries, amounting to a total value of 60 billion USD.

Prof. Phan Van Truong is also the author of famous books such as "Con loc quan tri" (The Management Storm), "Mot doi quan tri" (A Lifetime of Management), "Mot doi thuong thuyet" (A life in negotiation) and "Mot doi nhu ke tim duong" (A Lifetime as a Wayfinder). In 2019, he established the "Cấy nền" (Eco Planting System) ecosystem, which offers a series of free courses to guide young people in entrepreneurship and solve professional and life difficulties. It also serves as a platform for discussing and sharing topics related to entrepreneurship, negotiation, management, and creating a "global citizen" style. At the age of 78, the professor continues to be enthusiastic and actively participates in many educational activities, inspiring young people.

The activities of the Eco Planting System often feature Professor Phan Van Truong sharing meaningful lessons and valuable advice. On the Cấy Nền Radio YouTube channel, the professor once talked about the idea of "valuable things seeking valuable people" and the principle of getting rich. According to the professor, when we contribute to society with passion, knowledge, and constructive projects, people and society will value us and give us warmth and security in return. He advises to behave well and if things don't go as expected, accept the loss because society will reward us "a hundredfold" in return.

Professor Phan Van Truong shared, "Don't think about money, my dear students. In the past, when I was young, I used to eagerly seek money. I was fortunate to encounter a kind teacher who taught me 'Valuable things seek valuable people.' At that time, I didn't fully understand the meaning, but as I lived on, I realized that when we contribute to society with passion, knowledge, and constructive projects, people and society will value us and give us warmth and security in return."

~ "Oh, is that so! I reminded myself that I never dared to think of myself as noble. But in reality, you should behave with dignity, conduct yourselves with principles and etiquette, know how to share fairly, and if you don't achieve the desired results, just accept the loss. Because you will be surprised to discover that society will reward you a hundredfold. And so, never, never become a slave to money."

Professor Phan Van Truong explains the principle of wealth creation as follows: when we have a profession, we will not be hungry. As for becoming a billionaire, one must consider whether "money comes to us or not."

"Yesterday, I had a small group sitting around me, each dreaming of getting rich. I explained the principle of getting rich, that when you have a profession, you will never be hungry. As for being called a billionaire, money comes to you, you don't go looking for it. Don't worry, many rich people don't understand why they are rich. Some people work their whole lives and never get rich. But when you have a profession, you can be sure to support yourself, your family, and help your children progress. As for being a billionaire, just live quietly, whether money comes to you or not, it chooses you, you don't choose it." - Professor Phan Van Truong shared.