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Industries unaffected by economic cycles are only: sex, gambling, and drugs. Look at this: sex: OnlyFans has 45 employees with average annual revenue per person of approximately $37.6 million. Gambling: Stake, 400 employees, average annual revenue per person of approximately $8.5 million. Drugs: China National Tobacco.

When the economy is good, make money by exploiting desires; when the economy is bad, make money by exploiting fear.

People who are inherently bad often have these eight characteristics:
First, they like to pry into your privacy but never reveal their own. Because information imbalance equals power, if they know your details, they can manipulate you at critical moments.
Second, they embarrass you in public under the guise of "doing it for your own good," especially when others are around. They seem kind but are actually roasting you over an open fire.
Third, they bow to the strong and look down on the weak. This is the clearest test of character. Essentially, they have no principles; only interests and calcu

When opportunities arise in each era, most people's process is: discover the opportunity, execute excitedly, realize their own extraordinary strength, start iterating the product, constantly showcase it externally, only to find that no one is willing to pay for the demand, leading to disappointment, anxiety, and sleepless nights. After feeling heartbroken, they find a reason and tell themselves that this thing is just so-so, deciding not to compete anymore.

Human primal desires are only two types: one called greed (wanting, acquiring, expanding), and the other called fear (being afraid, avoiding, defending). Choosing to pick up or acquire in greed is called blessing. Choosing to let go or give up in greed is called misfortune. Choosing to let go or give up in fear is called blessing. Choosing to pick up in fear is called misfortune. Blessing and misfortune are absolutely not linked to justice or morality, nor are they about right or wrong; they are simply choices. They are only reflected in inner fears and greed. As long as one can pay attention

Playing the victim is to force you to make concessions; crying poor is to force you to give in; pretending to be naive is to lower your guard; emotional cold violence is to make you compromise; acting semi-weak is to push you to stand out; fake empathy is to trap you with your honesty; feigning innocence is to bite you back; spreading rumors is to ruin your reputation; drawing pictures of pie is to deceive you into主动付出; provoking you to act impulsively and make mistakes; claiming to be the one who pays is to morally blackmail you; flattery to elevate you so you fall; sowing discord is to provo

Making money actually has two natural screening mechanisms that keep most people out, and both are rooted in human nature. The first: learn first, then do. Many people believe they must understand everything before taking action, but that's not true. You can never learn everything; this is often an excuse, a way to hide in the comfort zone and use "learning" as a false sense of easing anxiety. The real path to making money is: learn by doing, learn as you go. Most people won't achieve great results in the first round, but that's okay—just get something done, even if it's a mess. The second: de

People engaged in internal conflict are fighting in their minds, while clear-headed individuals organize their thoughts on paper. Many of the pains are not caused by the events themselves, but by overthinking. Write down your entanglements, note your worries, and as you write, you'll start to see clearly what to let go of and what to hold on to. Don't worry about stopping the internal struggle. There's actually just one trick: don't overthink, just write it down first.

To quickly understand a person, you can start by asking yourself one question: How does this person want me to see them? What do they want me to notice? Everyone wears a "mask" on the outside; this is how they want others to see them. In fact, this mask is mostly used to hide inner shame—such as "I did something I shouldn't have," "I'm terrible," or "I need to hide myself." The thickness and craftsmanship of the mask vary from person to person. If you see someone constantly showing off or yelling, they might actually be covering up inner fears or insecurities. At the same time, observing a per

What is the difference between how the wealthy and ordinary people educate their children? Ordinary people will tell their children to learn a skill, acquire a craft, get a stable job, and turn their children into specialized tools. They are especially keen on certifications and occupying positions. But the problem is, even if you find a stable job, the difficulty will be infinitely high. Because everyone knows it’s good, so everyone will compete with you. Wealthy people’s approach to educating their children isn’t about specific plans, but about the underlying methodology, the universal princ

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Try to avoid couples traveling together, and it's also best for romantic partners not to travel together lightly, because travel is fundamentally different from daily life. During a trip, people will face many situations they haven't experienced together before, such as itinerary arrangements, unexpected situations, and various trivial problems. These all require both individuals to constantly make judgments and handle issues. In such unfamiliar and ever-changing environments, differences in problem-solving approaches, decision-making habits, and emotional reactions are amplified, making confl

What is meant by confiscation income? What is meant by maritime law enforcement? Let me tell you a true historical story from hundreds of years ago: During the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Wanli trusted eunuchs very much, so he sent eunuchs across the country to serve as mine supervisors and tax officials, collecting mineral and commercial taxes on his behalf. But the question is: did all this money really go into Emperor Wanli’s private treasury? Not necessarily.
In the 28th year of Wanli’s reign, Shanxi Governor Wei Yunzhen submitted a memorial to the court, accusing the eunuch mine supervisors Wu

From the perspective of wealth, if you want to achieve a certain goal, help someone with the same goal to succeed first. When you help others succeed first, you will achieve it yourself. Making a vow is more powerful than merely making a wish.

Ultimately, life returns to zero, but that doesn't mean the process has no meaning. On the contrary, since the ending is unchangeable, we should focus more on the "experience of the process" and "the person we become." Working hard, creating value, pursuing wealth or achievement are not inherently about reaching a final point, but about gaining freedom, growth, and a higher quality of life through the journey. The real question isn't "should I compete," but rather "am I working hard for the life I want," rather than being driven by social comparison, others' expectations, or vanity.

Some surprisingly useful psychology tips:
1. When you feel like someone is watching you but you're not sure, look up at the ceiling or the sky. If they are also watching you, they will subconsciously follow your gaze.
2. In a crowded place, don’t look around aimlessly. Focus on the direction you want to go, and a path will appear before you.
3. When the car in front is moving too slowly and you feel irritated, imagine they are your grandfather. Your anger will mysteriously disappear.
4. Before playing rock-paper-scissors, ask your opponent a complex question. They will get caught up in thinkin

Truly capable people don't constantly weigh the pros and cons. Only the weak are always afraid of losing or suffering losses. The strong just follow their heart and do what they believe is right, always able to protect themselves.

Actually, the highest return is for you to be able to settle down and persistently work on your small business, even if you don't achieve great success in the end. But in this process, you will continuously gain a sense of happiness from within, as well as material rewards.

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Why do Chinese people often use the term “奸忠” to describe someone? In fact, raising this question itself shows that many people are already constrained by a traditional narrative framework. The so-called “loyalty and treachery” is more of a simple classification formed by common people through long-standing historical stories, operas, and novels. Historically, when evaluating individuals, society often looked at their loyalty to the emperor, which led to labels like “loyal officials” and “treacherous officials.” However, there has also been a rarely acknowledged alternative perspective in anci