In the end, everything becomes a cost.
Everything ultimately comes down to supply, demand, and risk-reward ratio.
Don’t dwell on things you can’t achieve; it’s a waste of time.
Do things within your reach, and play your hand along the direction with the highest expected value.
Your cards only determine your lane; they don't affect your focus or your speed within that lane.
As long as you stay focused—like a mad dog running on nuclear power—and follow one rule: always bet on the option with the highest expected value. Keep doing that, for decades on end, and you'll absolutely achieve the maximum destiny deserves.
Mathematical expectation is simple: multiply probability by value, and choose the larger one.
Option A: A 100% chance to win 100 RMB, expected value is 100.
Option B: A 1% chance to win 20,000 RMB, expected value is 200.
Choose B, not A.
Life is a long series of bets. You’ve got to find a way to improve your long-term win rate, and the only way to do that is to always place your bets on the highest expected value.
Not enough capacity, not lack of ability
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