Case studies show failures across both options A and B.

Relying on a bare-bones “pick A or B” approach without learning from past failures makes it very unlikely you’ll end up with a good life.

Whether you follow a steady path or keep experimenting, life requires KPIs. KPI isn’t a negative term—for talented people, even if management doesn’t set one for them, they’ll create their own and push themselves relentlessly. Why? Because they know their time is valuable.

You think you’re coasting?
No—life is coasting off you. When you lose your sense of direction, you might still appear busy every day, shuffling around the office or running a startup stall from morning to night, but you’re just drifting. You’re tactically diligent but strategically lazy. In reality, you’re afraid—afraid to think, afraid to look in the mirror, afraid to face your situation head-on—because you know you’ve got too many flaws.