Everyone should first see the reality clearly.
Many people never manage to make money because they can’t pinpoint the real problem. Instead, they keep clinging to their own shortcomings and go head-to-head with other people’s strengths. In the end, they only get harvested brutally.
For ordinary people, the capital they have in hand is already limited, yet they always think about going all-in on contracts and using 100x leverage to amplify their funds. In essence, this means taking your weakest area and colliding directly with professional players. Remember: your opponents are far smarter and more skilled than you. Whether it’s financial strength, cognitive ability, market influence, public opinion guidance, or risk control, you’re simply not on the same level.
Don’t keep fantasizing that you’re one of the rare 0.1%—the lucky ones chosen from thousands of miles away. Most people are the 99.9%. You don’t have enough room to experiment, and your foundation for withstanding risks is even more fragile.
What ordinary people should do is safeguard their principal and, in real life, take on side gigs to increase income. Slow is fast—first earn your first ¥100,000 in a steady, grounded way. Then plan your way toward ¥1,000,000, create practical, executable steps, refine them continuously, and follow them strictly.
Many people never manage to make money because they can’t pinpoint the real problem. Instead, they keep clinging to their own shortcomings and go head-to-head with other people’s strengths. In the end, they only get harvested brutally.
For ordinary people, the capital they have in hand is already limited, yet they always think about going all-in on contracts and using 100x leverage to amplify their funds. In essence, this means taking your weakest area and colliding directly with professional players. Remember: your opponents are far smarter and more skilled than you. Whether it’s financial strength, cognitive ability, market influence, public opinion guidance, or risk control, you’re simply not on the same level.
Don’t keep fantasizing that you’re one of the rare 0.1%—the lucky ones chosen from thousands of miles away. Most people are the 99.9%. You don’t have enough room to experiment, and your foundation for withstanding risks is even more fragile.
What ordinary people should do is safeguard their principal and, in real life, take on side gigs to increase income. Slow is fast—first earn your first ¥100,000 in a steady, grounded way. Then plan your way toward ¥1,000,000, create practical, executable steps, refine them continuously, and follow them strictly.