Ordinary people only pay for two things: necessities and status. This is shaped by their income structure.
The logic behind allocating capital returns and labor returns has never been the same.
Capital returns are essential…
People Only Buy Necessities and Status — It’s the Income Structure
A business that can’t monetize freeloaders will fail; one dependent on paying users alone will never scale.
A business that can't monetize free-riders won't survive, and one that relies solely on paying customers will never grow up.
Life has two ways of living: one is called “possible,” the other “impossible.”
A person's mindset can affect your win rate.
Strive? Because the distance between the end and the start is enough to see and reach. Lie flat? Because it's far enough to see but impossible to reach.
If it's possible, it's worth calculating for. Possibility exists precisely for that one-in-a-million chance.
Step 3 to Winning the Market: Deliver Results
Hands-on guidance to deliver results, achieving outcomes through practical methods.
The fourth step is spreading the…
The second step in winning the market is performing miracles
When the Buddha taught in the past, did he start by reciting Buddhist scriptures or expounding on philosophy? Of course…
The First Step to Gaining Market Share is Getting People to Listen
The vast majority of people don't care what you wrote. They only care about one thing: are you on their side?
For ex…
Market Regulation
When your actions affect the health of the market, your repeated insistence on markets' naturally emergent rules is hollow.
You lever up to accumulate a massive portfolio of properties, and then they ban you from selling. What's the point? It's designed to force a margin call on you.