On stage, the speech flowed like a river; in the audience, people stared, completely dumbfounded.
The listeners included bank employees, business owners, macroeconomists, and housewives who knew nothing about finance.
Logically, it would be difficult for a single idea to resonate with all of them.
If explained too deeply, the elites would understand, but the novices would be utterly confused. If explained too simply, the novices would understand, but the elites would be dismissive.
Moreover, the bank's major client seminars focused solely on wealth, never considering the clients' individual aptitude. This led to a huge disparity in the attendees' levels, ranging from those with only a primary school education to others with doctoral degrees from prestigious universities.
