In China, working for others has no future.

Most ordinary people have a lifetime salary cap of 5,000 to 30,000 yuan per month, fluctuating back and forth.

A small number, with high education, work at large companies as directors, with a maximum monthly salary of 30,000 to 50,000 yuan.

Most workers are not that different; the perceived gap is just an illusion.

Whether delivering takeout or working as an office white-collar, all are replaceable and dispensable.

Once you reach 35, your competitiveness as an ox or horse will decline sharply, and your energy and physical strength will no longer be enough to continuously create value for the company.

No matter what seemingly easy job you are doing now, you must possess creativity; don’t let those who set your price think of you as a repetitive robot.

Although it’s difficult, the truth is that if you encounter opportunities, dare to step out; otherwise, you’ll spend your life boiling frogs in warm water.

In my opinion, while studying may not always be useful, not studying requires you to be useful.

Those who can make money in the crypto world, whether they are working for others or not, are at least creative people, and this is worth learning from.