Before Gaokao, you learned to be excellent; after, you learned to monetize it
Before the college entrance exam, you learn how to be excellent; after it, you learn how to monetize your excellence.
Before the college entrance exam, you learn how to be excellent; after it, you learn how to monetize your excellence.
The first approach is to pick a role with a high enough ceiling and then do everything possible to maximize the efficiency of that "position." (Spend your entire career in a well-compensated role where your productivity is irreplaceable.)
The second approach is to focus on boosting the efficiency of the "individual," meticulously breaking down your time and filling it with diverse work tasks.
Wealth actually exists on two levels: high asset value and strong cash flow. A landlord with several properties in a Tier 1 city may indeed have substantial assets, likely worth tens of millions, but their cash flow is often weak. Those with robust cash flow are the truly wealthy.
It truly drains a person.
It exhausts all cash flow.
What's the most expensive luxury for turning a tycoon into a pauper?
It's expansion.