Dajia Picks

The fast track to success is paved with ultimate fighters—those who battle and drive along the bumpy toll roads where the price isn't something you can simply swipe a card for.

Now here's the good news for some: the toll weeds out the weak and reroutes them to the places ordinary people go. If you refuse to pay, wealth will refuse you. You need to be mentally ready to pay the price and handle whatever risk comes your way.

》The Millionaire Fastlane

It’s basically a scheme to忽悠 (coax/woo) wealthy people into investing—specifically, in labor-intensive industries where you’re hiring like crazy, paying good wages, the works.

Job creation is what really matters: large-scale, well-paid jobs, especially for low-income folks. Lift people earning under $1,000 up to $3,000, and their everyday spending on food, housing, transport, and other essentials will boost domestic demand and drive the whole economy forward.

When the fox told the little boy he wanted to be friends, it said: "You must come at the same time each day. If you show up at different times, I won't know when to expect you. But if you come at a fixed hour, I'll start getting ready and anticipating your arrival even before you get here."

In a game where you want to survive and play the supporting role, the most important trait is consistency.
I don't take unnecessary risks, I don't make mistakes. I just wait for you to make one—because everyone makes them sooner or later.

For retail investors who are at an information disadvantage, investing isn’t a game about maximizing returns; it’s about trading some offensive potential for a higher probability of profit.