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Zhou Hongyi: People capable of achieving great things all have this kind of ruthless grit! In his view: ✅ People who can accomplish great things have exceptionally strong goals and unyielding convictions. ✅ They firmly believe that nothing is impossible; they will not stop until they achieve their purpose. ✅ In Steve Jobs and Elon Musk, you can find all of these traits. Here are 3 counterattack tips for everyone: 1. Stay steadfast in your goals—don’t get lost, don’t get drained by overthinking
2. Build your convictions—you can endure pressure even in adversity
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The traits of people who can truly accomplish great things!! 1. They have enough courage. People first have courage, then money. Those who can truly achieve great things are also fearless warriors, brave enough to try and challenge. Even when facing stronger opponents, greater risks, or experiencing significant failures, they are never afraid. 2. They have the ambition to accomplish great things.

Jack Ma said: What kind of personality can achieve great things?

If poor people earn three or five million, they’re still poor.
They’ll immediately trade up for a bigger apartment and a better car, rack up loans on their backs, and then falling back into poverty is only a matter of time.
Financial freedom isn’t about earning money you can’t spend, but about no longer having to work to make money—once your passive income is enough to cover your everyday expenses.
Do you understand? Money isn’t what’s valuable; your time, freedom, and energy are.
If you can’t figure that out, go read *The Road to Financial Freedom*.

How do smart people do business?
Check out this creative idea—just a slight flexibility in adaptation, and you can directly outmaneuver your competitors!

Jensen Huang's divine-level speech! This talk at Stanford in 2011 is more practical than two years of an MBA!
It's full of hands-on insights and business foresight from NVIDIA's early startup days, with every sentence hiding a cognitive secret.
Such rare early-stage speeches won't be repeated later; seeing it now is purely luck!

This should be the most comprehensive video ever made about Bitcoin.
What exactly is Bitcoin?
If you're still confused and tangled up because of the price fluctuations,
this video is really worth watching at least three times.

Elon Musk reveals the truth that economists dare not admit: the current economic system is about to collapse and cannot be stopped, with prices experiencing a dramatic crash rather than a slight decline. AI and robots are breaking the traditional scarcity foundation of economics, with production exploding exponentially and productivity increasing significantly; this is a complete replacement rather than a gradual upgrade. AI greatly reduces labor and inefficiency costs, with the marginal cost of goods approaching zero, while quality continues to improve.

The luckiest are those who only become wealthy around the age of 40.
Having money too early, most people simply can't handle it.
Achieving success at a young age often leads to falling into poverty again in middle age, and wealth gained late in life leaves little energy to enjoy it, all for the benefit of their children.
Only reaching financial stability in middle age is the most appropriate and fulfilling.
Having gone through half a lifetime, experienced the ups and downs of the world, tasted the coldness and warmth of human relationships, seen through the fickleness of society, and a

Highly recommend brothers to watch this documentary adapted from the book "Principles 2: Navigating the Changing World Order," the second must-see installment.
Still confused about investment losses? This 40-minute video can help you understand the underlying investment logic of economic operation, and you'll have a sudden realization after watching.
Everything has a cycle; as long as you see clearly the current position in the cycle, making money is simply going with the flow.

I recommend a good book to brothers: "The Logic of the World." Reading it will give you a new perspective on viewing the world.
It doesn't teach you how to buy coins or pick stocks, but it helps you understand: our lives, work, and consumption are all results of political and capital struggles.
What capital is best at is creating crises and then profiting from them again.
We usually think that crises are accidents or mistakes, but the truth is that crises are the normal state of the capital system.

I came across a topic about educational background.
Actually, society is like a big sieve: it filters out fools with cognition, filters out the poor with resources, and filters out honest people with rules.
Teacher Luo Xiang once said: Education level can only raise a person's lower limit; its impact on the upper limit is very limited.
A person's upper limit depends more on opportunities and insights.
Society starts screening people from the moment they are born; those who pass move up the social ladder, while those who don't stay where they are.

I came across a topic about learning.
Actually, society is like a big sieve, using cognition to filter out fools, resources to filter out the poor, and rules to filter out honest people.
Teacher Luo Xiang once said: Education can only raise a person's lower limit; its impact on the upper limit is limited.
A person's upper limit depends more on opportunities and insights.
Society starts screening people from the moment they are born; those who pass move up the social ladder, while those who don't stay where they are.

Warren Buffett’s 1988 speech is truly a timeless classic! This speech was even strongly recommended by Duan Yongping, who admitted that he watched it 10 times in succession and said its value far surpasses a fortune. On January 1, 2026, the 95-year-old Warren Buffett officially stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, bringing to an end his 60-year tenure at the helm. An era has come to an end—what he leaves behind is a business empire with a market value of trillions, a cash reserve of $3,500 billion, and an investment legend that’s nearly “zero mistakes.”

Making money has always had an invisible shortcut: acting as a middleman.
Someone searches for fitness recipes on Google, looks for accompanying images on Ins, tidies things up a bit, and then posts them on Xiaohongshu to sell—earning as much as 80,000 yuan per month without much effort.
With almost no cost, it relies purely on information gaps, copying, and re-packaging.
Many businesses that look high-end are, when you peel them back, essentially just a scam—luring people in with nothing but empty promises.
The speed at which this kind of money is made has even left us coin traders st

Chinese parents recommend saving: Someone has open-sourced the complete set of textbooks from elementary school to university in China! The ChinaTextbook project on GitHub has organized all People’s Education Press textbooks—from elementary school Grade 1 through to university—into PDFs, available for completely free download.
Topics covered:
- Full set of subjects for elementary school Grades 1–6 (including the Five-Four curriculum)
- Complete textbooks for middle school Grades 7–9
- All courses for high school
- University: Advanced Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Discrete Mathematics

On December 10, 2009, someone posted an order on the Bitcointalk forum, wanting to sell 10,000 bitcoins for $50.
Unexpectedly, this order remained listed for a long time, with no one showing interest, let alone someone buying 😂.
Such coins were worth $710 million.

Sharing a few extremely practical niche websites! They can be used for finding resources, side jobs, slacking off, renting houses, installing systems, and more:
1. Resource Monkey Resource Library ()
Known as an all-in-one resource site, it has study materials, movies and animations, wallpapers and image collections, courses and tutorials, software tools—all categorized clearly, making it very easy to find what you're looking for.
2. Jiamu Says ()

Refined to produce Teacher Xuefeng and Hu Chenfeng's skills. Let their consciousness of being trendy live forever in the cyberspace!!
Zhang Xuefeng.skill:
Hu Chenfeng.skill: