Nowadays, people always want to take shortcuts, but they forget what our ancestors said long ago: "Wealth does not enter through the urgent door, and blessings do not stray through the side door."

"The Yellow River boatmen sing: "Sailing with the wind saves effort, while rowing against the current takes hard work," relying on the concept of "borrowing momentum." The rich understand this principle best, so they are always looking for opportunities."
Poor people want to get on shore, with little capital but you have time. Success relies on faith, mediocrity relies on technology. On one hand, you need to have extraordinary patience; "waiting" is the most important ability, bar none, whether it's waiting with a vacant position or holding a position. On the other hand, you must never invest with debt; borrowed money is something you cannot afford to wait for.
Adhere to long-termism, invest in batches, and when the wind comes, you will surely accumulate sand into a tower. This wind is called: cycle!