The key to winning lies in information asymmetry.

The greater the information gap you have compared to others, the lower the risk. Risk doesn’t need to be zero—just ensure it’s lower than the potential return, and a favorable risk-reward ratio will emerge.

Succeeding fundamentally depends on the risk-reward ratio, which hinges on risk management, which in turn relies on an information gap, itself rooted in power and wealth. There is only one source of genuine power in life: participation. Only through deep engagement can you acquire real first-hand information and build a true information gap.