Resources are finite and limited. Either one force suppresses the other, or vice versa—resources are won through competition.
If resources can be allocated, it’s better to give them to those who get things done rather than to those who don’t.
With money, you can't just look at what it's worth today; you need to consider what it could be worth in the future.
For instance, if you spent 200,000 yuan twenty years ago buying a car, that same amount of money used for a house back then could be worth at least 2 million today—maybe even 20 million. But the car you bought? It's probably been scrapped by now.
Don't make unnecessary enemies—it's just common sense.
Stepping on someone else won't make you feel good; it'll just cost you a friend. Don't bother with things like that.
Don’t compare your outcomes with others. Someone running faster than you might have better shoes, better luck, or a completely different starting point—effort is hardly the only factor.
The only meaningful comparison is with yourself. Surpassing who you were yesterday is more than enough to be proud of.