Dajia Picks

If time is the only currency, then the people you spend the most time with—whether family or others—are the ones who deserve your greatest investment.

Bad people in this world are far more diligent, hardworking, and ambitious than good ones.
Because they have motivation.
Good people are altruistic and may not have such strong ambitions, while bad people are self-serving, so it's only natural that they work themselves to the ground.

Risk is built up during rallies; opportunities emerge from pullbacks.

Why are students so exhausted? Because everyone's working too hard—so much so that you can still fall behind even when you're trying your best.
Why are office workers so drained? Because everyone's pushing too hard, like sailing upstream where not advancing means falling back.
Demand exceeds supply.

You'll come to realize one truth:
the further back you go, the more there is to complain about—and yet the fewer complaints there are.

As a leader, you can afford to lack almost anything—but not a bad temper. Because you’re the one making decisions, you must be able to listen to input from all sides.
Diverse perspectives keep you from falling into the trap of the emperor’s new clothes. #ReadingNotes