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Making money has only two difficulties: one is getting started, and the other is sticking with it.

There is a small tree on the wall halfway up the opposite hillside. I can't remember exactly when it grew. Maybe last year in some month. At first, it was just a little green in the cement crack. No one took care of it, so it grew slowly on its own. Little by little, it reached upward. If we put it in our words, it’s really “ambitious and eager to improve.” It doesn’t complain about the environment, nor does it pick at the soil. Whenever there’s a bit of space, it desperately roots itself in; whenever there’s a bit of sunlight, it desperately stretches upward. It’s still a small tree now, and

A certain group:
Does not speak of facts, only narratives. Does not speak of evidence, only feelings.
Does not speak of validation, only reasoning. Does not speak of logic, only dialectics.
Does not speak of right or wrong, only stance. Does not speak of rules, only identity.
Does not speak of contracts, only results. Does not speak of responsibility, only power.
Does not speak of cooperation, only relationships. Does not speak of individuals, only collectives.
Does not speak of the self, only dedication. Does not speak of boundaries, only responsibility.
Does not speak of gender, only marriag

Your family of origin consumes you, society will consume you, and marriage will consume you. You have no safety net or backup. If your family of origin kneels, society will also kneel; those bullied by their family of origin are easily preyed upon everywhere. Live with agency, be your own parent as early as possible, have 100% personal control over yourself, preserve your strength, and focus on developing yourself. After building your abilities, then consider rewards.

The nine tricks of these people: pretending to be pitiful, sowing discord, hypocrisy, backhanded praise, false fairness, feigning innocence, moral kidnapping, shifting concepts, and double standards.

Look at a woman. If you set aside her sexual value and still are willing to be with her, it shows she is a person worth knowing. Look at a man. If you abandon his economic value and still are willing to interact with him, it shows he is the person you are looking for. See his character beyond his appearance; that makes him a true beauty. Forget his wealth and lose your ambition; that makes him a good partner.

Judging whether parents are qualified is actually very simple. Observe whether the child in front of them appears relaxed or withdrawn. Does the child want to speak? Are they cautious when expressing themselves? Do they suppress their emotions? Can they have their own ideas and choices and take responsibility for the outcomes? If a child is relaxed and comfortable at home, without the need to please or fear; can express different opinions and be guided; has rules but is not humiliated; has boundaries but is not controlled. Then such parents are basically qualified. A truly good parent-child re

Eight realms that determine the depth of life:
Keep hardships to yourself (self-control),
Humble in sharing joys (humility),
Maintain boundaries in trivial matters (boundaries),
Stay calm in annoying situations (calmness),
Remain rational in difficult times (rationality),
Be patient in achieving stable things (patience),
Let go of minor issues (detachment),
Keep a clear mind in all matters (big-picture perspective).

Much of the pain comes from an obsession with "rationality." We always want to clarify right and wrong, straighten out cause and effect, and confirm fairness, as if only when everything makes sense can we feel at ease. But reality is full of unconsciousness and chaos; not everything is logical. If we cannot accept ambiguity and uncertainty in relationships, we are prone to internal conflict. Many people keep explaining reasons not because they can't let go of someone, but because they want to gain security and love through "clarification." But true growth is recognizing that not everything mus

People with a strong sense of autonomy tend not to rely heavily on external evaluations to confirm their self-worth, and prefer to live according to their own judgment and principles. This independence can make those accustomed to seeking security through social comparison feel uneasy, even develop defensive psychology, and may transform this unease into hostility toward individuals with strong subjectivity. At the same time, people with a strong sense of autonomy usually do not act according to others' expectations, which can disrupt some people's psychological assumptions about relationships

Compound interest is about finding your own snowball and continuously rolling it.

Mind your own business, delay the judgment.

Nightfall shrouded the narrow streets of Frankfurt. Candlelight flickered on the walls, and an elderly father with hawk-like eyes lay on his bed. In front of him were five young and ambitious sons. “You are five brothers,” he said slowly, his voice deep but firm. “But you will not belong only here. Europe is in turmoil, dynasties are changing, and wars are happening one after another. Gold will be robbed on the roads, soldiers will bleed for money. But the truly smart people don’t move gold.” He looked at the eldest son: “You go to Paris.” Then turned to the second son: “You go to Vienna.” “Th

People who are easily anxious share a common trait: they always seek certainty, fear instability and loss, worry about problems, and dread unresolved situations. The middle stage between the start and the outcome of a matter can be very difficult, often stemming from feelings of insecurity and tension experienced during youth.

Everything that makes you addicted is quietly harvesting your life. Everything that makes you comfortable is slowly wasting away your future. Whatever you indulge in will consume you; whatever you indulge in will destroy you. The essence of greed is cognitive deficiency. The lower your cognition, the easier you are to be manipulated by desire. Basic desires can be satisfied through indulgence, while higher desires require restraint to achieve. True growth is not about eliminating desires, but about learning to filter them. Your greatest enemy is never others, but yourself when driven by desire

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Love without action is false, trust without evidence is foolish, apologies without change are deception, and waiting without response is exhausting.

I plan to create a long-term series: "How Ordinary People Earned Their First 1 Million in Life — What Did They Go Through?" I want to document real experiences rather than myth stories. If you've already reached this stage and are willing to reflect: What was your starting point? What key opportunities did you seize? What pitfalls did you encounter? Which decision changed your trajectory? I will carefully organize and share this with 189,000 people who are striving to grow. This is not about showing off, but providing a reference path for others. You can share your story openly or anonymously.