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Business principle means

Conversations and Morning Walks

1976 Conversations and Morning Walks

I know how to do business, and the business principle means you require four things: land, labor, capital, organization.
Morning Walk -- March 11, 1976, Mayapur: Prabhupāda: (chuckles) No, don't say like that. But the thing is.... Business means.... Business means four things. Yes, we are businessman. I was student of economics. I know how to do business, and the business principle means you require four things: land, labor, capital, organization. So, ordinary man cannot do that. Otherwise, everyone would have done some business and become millionaires. But it requires these four things: land, labor, organization, and capital. So where you have got these? You have neither land, neither capital, neither place. So how you can do business? I am doing business because I have got all these things. I went to America-land. Then I worked-labor. Then I earned some capital, and I have got brain how to do it. (to Lokanātha) Hare Kṛṣṇa. So why you are becoming paramahaṁsa? This is paramahaṁsa dress.
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Compiler:Jamuna Priya
Created:27 of Nov, 2008
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