A friend borrowed money from you to do business, but he didn't pay it back. What is the reason?

There are several reasons why others can delay paying back the money.

First, you borrowed money too readily to explain the importance of this money to you. If you make it up now, people will only think that you are afraid of not getting it back and that you don't trust him.

Second, you have no special position to suppress each other. If you are a rich and powerful person, others don't need you to pay back the money in a hurry, and others are afraid of offending you in the future.

Third, you don't have IOUs to bind each other, or you don't have the heart to hurt each other's feelings.

Fourth, you didn't actively recover the money. If you use a good method, the other party will still pay you back in advance on the premise of not running away. You used the borrowed money and your feelings with him as a bargaining chip. You are still friends if the other party is willing to pay back the money. I don't blame you for not treating him as a friend and being polite to him.

So in fact, when we borrow money, many people will focus on whether the other party will pay it back, instead of binding the other party with practical actions. The fundamental reason why others can delay is not that they are there, but that they are more ruthless when borrowing money. Don't blame each other, they are willing to be soft persimmons.