The First Entrepreneurial Challenge
In 2013, at the age of 27, Terry made a bold decision alongside his father to start a small metal fabrication factory with only two foreign workers.
At the time, he had no business management experience and no entrepreneurial background.
Driven by passion and determination, he stepped into the world of business—only to discover that entrepreneurship was far more challenging than he had imagined.
Without proper systems, management knowledge, or financial planning, the company soon fell into severe financial difficulties. The business was placed under AKPK financial restructuring and came dangerously close to bankruptcy.
In 2014, to fulfill commitments made to customers, Terry made one of the most difficult decisions of his life—he sold the newly purchased house he had just moved into.
That year, he lost his house.
But he did not lose his integrity.
Because he firmly believed:
“A business can afford to lose money, but it cannot afford to lose credibility.”