In this big dye vat of society, if you want to truly break through and constantly increase your income, you absolutely cannot rely on just one job. Many people naively think that a stable salary and a step-by-step approach will lead to a good life. But the reality is harsh; opportunities are always reserved for those who dare to take action. You need to try, to engage with different things, even if they seem completely unrelated, even if you start off awkwardly and fail. When you have encountered more things and learned more, these fragments will, at some point, collide with luck and the times, turning into a pearl necklace that shines brightly. Don't be foolish to think that the necklace will appear on its own; you need to go through experiences, accumulate, and refine yourself into someone who can bear it all. You must experience the lows, especially the lows, as the lows in life are your most precious wealth. When you have money, you may not understand how to cherish it, but when you are broke, you will know what despair truly means. You will experience the sweetness of love, but also taste the bitterness of betrayal; you will accompany friends, but may also be overlooked or even hurt. These experiences are not a waste of time; they make you mature and allow you to make more precise judgments in trading and life, and to act decisively. Many people are still talking about talent. Talent? Don't make me laugh. Capital created this term to make you think you are meant to succeed from birth, but the truth is there is no talent, only experience and repetition. Anything that is repeated enough and experienced enough will naturally make you seem talented to others. Smart people are actually those who have experienced a lot; stable traders are those who learn to settle through failure. You must understand that trading, like life, has no shortcuts. You can envy the money others make, but you must be clear that the loneliness, mistakes, failures, and lows they experienced are things you cannot see. The more you go through, the more mature you become; the more mature you are, the more accurate your vision, the steadier your hands, and the more stable your account will be. Experience is your capital; experience is the true gold you have polished. So, stop fantasizing about talent, stop looking for shortcuts, and stop complaining about social injustice. If you want to become a professional trader, you must go through experiences, try things out, fall down, and get back up, treating every low point as a stepping stone. Only after going through enough experiences will you deserve that shining pearl necklace and the true freedom and wealth.