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There are now far too many opportunities to make money. But these opportunities do not come from the efficiency brought by AI; they depend on entrepreneurs’ cognitive abilities: their capacity for critical thinking, judgment, decision-making, long-term commitment, and willingness to take responsibility for their mistakes.

In 2027, the wave of Web2 company bankruptcies begins.

Some say AI is dangerous, while others say politics is dangerous. But from the perspective of an ordinary individual’s interests, these threats are often beyond your ability to change. A more realistic path is to change yourself, giving yourself more choices and the ability to avoid, relocate, and start over when risks arise.

Smart people first see through the world, then decide whether to change themselves or change the world. Foolish people cannot see through the world, yet always demand that the world operate according to their own ideas.

Selling hope is one of the best businesses in the world. Through systems of government, finance, education, careers, and assets, the old order sells people the hope of certainty; after the returns of the old rules decline and trust begins to erode, the new order sells another kind of possibility for the future. Truly sophisticated participants often do not simply believe in one narrative or another; they understand where hope is migrating from and where it is migrating to: some define the old order, some create the new order, while more people build tools, channels, services, and infrastructur

8 ways to become stronger without pain: act first and figure things out later, rest even when you’re feeling good, repeat what you’ve learned immediately, reduce external stimulation, break difficulties into smaller tasks, use your environment instead of willpower, repeat a few effective actions, and regularly review your progress and eliminate ineffective efforts.

Many people know they need to persist in doing the right thing. But the real problem is that, at the beginning, you have no idea what the right thing is. What is considered “right” is often not figured out, but ultimately validated through constant repetition, iteration, testing, and feedback. So what truly matters is not just persisting in doing the right thing, but persisting until you find the right thing.

In a place where class divisions are entrenched, once the rules have been completely seized by vested interests, a young person who wants to change their fate and no longer remain poor inevitably faces an extremely high cost. Because the rules themselves exist to protect established interests. Once all legal, safe, and high-return paths have been occupied in advance, latecomers seeking substantial gains can only base their opportunities on violating the existing rules. Either they break the law or search for loopholes whose chances are extremely slim, whose risks are extremely high, and which

The road in the park has clearly been properly built, yet people keep trampling across the lawn and creating another path. The systems of some countries are the same: rules on paper represent how their designers hope people will live, while the paths people actually take reflect how they live when driven by interests, costs, and desires. When a system consistently runs counter to the logic of real behavior, people will not be transformed into what the system expects; they will simply learn to circumvent it, and so unwritten rules, arbitrage, workarounds, and underground orders continue to grow

So many people ask me about future opportunities. In fact, I’ve said this many times: the best opportunities for young people today are Crypto (the rules have not yet solidified, and wealth is being redistributed), AI (a huge incremental market that is restructuring all productivity industries), and globalization (leveraging institutional and market differences between countries to gain structural advantages).

Why do you understand so many principles yet still fail to act on them? Because you haven’t known them often enough. Change is essentially repetition: constantly making yourself know something again, then pushing yourself to act on it; after you do it, reinforcing that “knowing” in return. Only after you know it enough times and act on it enough times will it finally become your instinct. It’s just like how you were repeatedly brainwashed as a child.

Old money is entering the “life extension” industry. When money has become so abundant that it loses its marginal meaning, the only three things they are truly willing to spend money on are: time, which determines how long you can live. Health, which determines the quality of that time. And cognition, which determines how you use the time you have left. In the end, wealth does not buy more things, but a longer, clearer, freer life.

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In crypto, some people are truly stupid. Some got rich by exploiting retail investors, while many others worked hard to earn their money and then moved it into the space. Some of the smartest people in the world are here, along with people who consider themselves smart. Everyone studies cycles, macroeconomics, projects, and returns, yet they often underestimate the most fundamental thing: in crypto, security matters more than returns.
True security does not mean choosing an exchange you trust, buying the hardware wallet you consider the safest, or trusting a particular person, because as long

Why is $30 million considered the minimum threshold for being a wealthy elite? Because the true dividing line in wealth is not spending power, but whether capital can operate independently of personal labor. Several million dollars provides security, $10 million provides freedom, and once you reach $30 million, your assets are sufficient to simultaneously cover liquidity, global allocation, risk isolation, tax structuring, cross-cycle investing, and intergenerational wealth transfer, while living expenses begin to shrink into a minor variable in capital returns. From that point on, you are no

Some women are very foolish. If you marry someone who earns over 1 million a year, don’t make overly excessive demands. If you ask for nothing, in a sense, it means you earn an extra 500k a year. If you genuinely and wholeheartedly support your partner, helping him earn more money and go further, then part of the money this family continues to earn belongs to you. Marriage is also an equity investment. What you should truly focus on is helping your partner earn more money, rather than studying power and control every day. That is the true compounding effect of marriage.

Some women are incredibly foolish. If you marry someone who earns at least 1 million a year, don’t make overly unreasonable demands. Asking for nothing, in a sense, means you earn an extra 500k a year. If you genuinely support your partner, helping him earn more money and go further, then part of the money this family continues to earn belongs to you. Marriage is also an equity investment. What you should truly focus on is helping your partner earn more money, rather than studying power and control every day. This is the compound-interest effect of marriage.

Many people’s mindset issues are essentially not that they “can’t let go,” but that long-term pressure has no outlet: external pressure continues to increase → emotions and the body remain tense over an extended period → the pressure has no outlet → attention is constantly consumed by real-life problems → there is no time or space to observe oneself → one can only continue reacting based on past inertia → choices do not change → real-life outcomes do not change → new pressure continues to arise. As a result, people gradually enter a negative cycle: the more pressure they face, the less room th