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How to Build a Brand from Scratch:

If you want to reach the top in a certain field, you have to devote your entire life to it. This is especially true in a highly competitive environment like sports. Because even if you are better than 80% of people, that does not mean you can become a champion. If you want to become a champion, you have to surpass 99% of people, and that requires a higher level of effort. You can reach only the top 20% and still have a long and successful career. People will also say, “Oh, he used to be a pretty good athlete.” But if you want to enter the top 1% and surpass those who are already excellent, you

Don’t “fake it till you make it.”
Stop acting like your past self; act like the person you are going to become.

This is kind of hilarious: without a prestigious residence or local household registration, they simply won’t let you make flexible-employment contributions.

There are five universal laws of life; once understood, they can solve at least 90% of problems.
First, Murphy’s Law: Anything that can go wrong will eventually go wrong. It sounds pessimistic, but it is a fact of life.
Second, Kidlin’s Law: If you can clearly write down a problem, you have already solved half of it. Most people’s lives are not complicated; they simply have not figured out what the problem really is.
Third, Wilson’s Law: Put value and wisdom first, and money will naturally come as a byproduct; if you put money first, you will often sacrifice the things that make you valuable.

This is bullshit—ChatGPT is really getting worse and worse!