Many people ask, "How do you make money?" — in essence, they are not seeking methods, but rather a deterministic answer that requires no risk or uncertainty. Yet such a definite path does not exist in the real world. Making money is more like a system of continuous feedback and iteration: through research, low-cost trial and error, obtaining market feedback, and then constantly adjusting products and channels to approach the result. What truly sets people apart is not the amount of information they have, but whether they are willing to enter this trial-and-error loop. Some remain stuck in "understanding but not acting," while others continuously correct their action paths based on real-world feedback.