Reduce both time costs and principal costs, then increase the number of draws to align with the law of large numbers and improve your chances of winning prizes.
The more you draw, the higher your chance of winning.
The key focus is figuring out how to draw at zero cost and without limits.
Investing always involves setting profit-taking and stop-loss points. Decisions to add to or reduce your position—how much to add, in particular—must be carefully calculated based on the performance of your investment target and its expected return-to-risk ratio.
You only choose to follow a trade when the expected value of the profit exceeds the amount you plan to invest.
The risk of an investment isn't determined by the return rate listed for you. The risk of an investment is determined by who ultimately receives your money and what they actually invest in.
In reality, there's only one way to profit from investing: you understand what you're doing. When you understand it, you can see how it makes money. Every place you don't understand is a potential pitfall waiting to trip you up.
It’s about hedging between a “PUBG strategy” and a “loot-grabbing strategy,” rather than sticking to one approach.
You're familiar with one circle. If another unfamiliar circle offers you a spot with the same salary, would you be interested? You wouldn't. Because you feel it's better to stick with what you know. Switching circles means learning so many new things, and just thinking about it fills you with fear. Often, it's not just fear—it's very likely you'd suffer immediate losses.
Project initiation is about explaining why this matters, bringing everyone to the meeting to clear the path for you, and aligning all stakeholders around a shared understanding.