Dajia Picks

Why did they make it while you didn’t? This is the question every person trying to seize an opportunity needs to think about.

An opportunity, simply put, is when you solve a problem that others can’t.

For physical books—whether you’re writing them, reading them, buying them, or collecting them—it’s essentially an aristocratic pursuit, a luxurious ritual. Keeping company with physical books demands both substantial financial means and the right psychological disposition; simply forcing yourself to buy them to cultivate a habit rarely yields the joy they offer. #ReadingNotes#

If you try to reason with your wife, you’ve already lost. And if you think you reasoned your way to victory, you’re dead meat.
Any guy who truly gets this message is getting his money’s worth today.
Here’s how a wife thinks:
1. How dare you try to reason with me?
2. And how dare you think you can win an argument?
When you attempt to use logic, what she hears is that you’ve gotten cocky.
You have gotten cocky.
You’ve forgotten your place.#readingnotes#

For example, someone shared last week that in his residential community, all residents are worth over ten million. A Meituan errand runner added all the neighbors there based on this scenario, then posted his own products and business connections via WeChat Moments (private messages). He reportedly built a pretty big business from it.

Some people don't take their nearby connections seriously, while others treat them as valued clients to make money.

If you don't want to do it, you'll find an excuse; if you want to do it, you'll find a way. #ReadingNotes#

There are only two issues at the grassroots level: no money, no time. And there’s only one problem at the management level: no way to fix it.