Let talent rise to the surface, and we'll solve problems as they come. The real problem is stifling that growth. The more you hesitate to compete, the faster others will close the gap on your lead.
From a pure communication standpoint, nobody’s particularly remarkable—even Warren Buffett making big money has basically one trick, and so does Boss Lei. But from the perspective of actually getting things done, even the tiniest little task: have you really pulled it off?
The world’s rules are simply this: do just a tiny bit of something well, and you’ll be handed rewards you can’t even spend. The real question is, have you actually done it?
The essence of a commodity economy is a pragmatic mindset.
Whether looking at the author's own experiences or the comments from netizens, companies today are generally reluctant to hire full-time employees, with most opting for outsourced workers instead.
Outsourcing can indeed help reduce many risks and cut costs significantly.
Being broke is itself an advantage. When you have no money, there's almost nothing you can't try. With money, there are many things you simply can't do. Rich people are often consumed by anxiety—their biggest headache is making a pivot, because the cost is so high and it's so hard to find the courage to commit.