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Ni Haisha once said: Luck is not superstition, it's about whether your body has enough yang qi and whether your qi flow is smooth.
The lower your mood, the more you should avoid being confined to your room and draining yourself internally. The heavier your yin qi, the harder it is to break free.
To shift your fortune and attract good luck consistently, actively visit these 3 high-energy places:
**1️⃣ Mountain hiking and trekking**
Don't take the cable car; climb the mountain step by step on foot.
Movement elevates yang qi, sweating expels cold and dampness, and expels stagnation while drawing

For the first four years, the bamboo only grows 3 centimeters above ground. It may seem like it’s not growing at all, but in reality, it’s quietly taking root underground.
By the fifth year, it shoots up 30 centimeters every day, soaring straight into the sky.
Life is the same way.
The dissatisfaction and frustration you’re experiencing now are not because you lack ability—they simply mean your roots aren’t deep enough yet.
All those days when no one pays attention to you are the moments of sedimentation, of gathering strength, of taking root more firmly.
Don’t rush to bloom, don’t hurry

Recent years principles on X:
No comparisons or keeping up with others,
No proactive attacks on anyone,
No huddling together for warmth,
No going to crowded places,
Persist in reviewing every major/minor market movement,
Iterate and upgrade my thinking every day,
Focus on bringing thinking value to readers

8 pieces of advice given to young people 8 years ago:
( You shouldn't buy Sun Ge's coins, but you should still listen to Sun Ge's advice)
1. Before age 30, don't buy a house, don't buy a car, don't get married—invest all your cash flow into self-improvement ventures.
2. Marriage is the most tightly bound and most dangerous partnership system in human history; most people don't have the capacity to be good partners before age 30.
3. Investing in yourself isn't about taking a bunch of courses, but rather using 20% of your time for trial-and-error and 80% of your time for reflection.
4. Spend mon

# What is "Destiny Cannot Be Defied"?
During the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a man named Shao Kangchen.
Master Shao was the author of the *Plum Blossom Method of Divination*.
One morning, he cast a divination and calculated that:
A vase in his home would break at noon.
He was curious—
How exactly would the vase break? Why would it break?
So all morning he guarded that vase,
placing it on a table and staring at it intently,
as if protecting a precious treasure.
His wife called him to eat, but he didn't respond.
He feared that the moment he left, the vase would shatter.
By noon, his wife en

My home's door lock was changed,
I searched for lock-picking services on Xianyu and this is what happened 😢

# Ten Golden Quotes from Duan Yongping Worth Savoring Repeatedly:
**First:** Price cuts are a sign of lacking a moat; price increases are, just like Apple's pricing strategy.
**Second:** Differentiation is not simply being different, but possessing irreplaceability.
**Third:** Profit comes from the absence of competition; intense competition leads to thin margins.
**Fourth:** Business model determines a company's life or death; corporate culture determines how long it thrives.
**Fifth:** Integrity means doing the right thing and doing things right.
**Sixth:** When investment requires a calcula

Have you noticed? Most real money-making and career achievements are basically stumbled into.
Everything escapes the arrangements of fate; human free will is essentially zero.
Even if you didn't want to be a teacher since childhood, you somehow end up picking up the chalk eraser anyway; maybe you never thought about starting a business, yet you're already on the entrepreneurship path.
Fate is sometimes just so inexplicable—
it pushes you to the position you "were always supposed to be in"—
a place you never could have imagined.
Take myself for example,
I never intended to become a KOL, yet now

People destined for great wealth often cannot hold onto money before age 40.
It's not bad fortune, but rather too much blessing.
Those carrying superior blessings must suffer hardship in their early years.
The more hardship endured, the greater the obstacles overcome,
the cleaner the karmic obstacles are cleared from your being.
Heaven lets you be unlucky, in debt, poor, and deceived before age 40
to polish you clean through tribulation,
to expand your perspective and strengthen your character.
Wealth carries energy.
Only when your experience, resilience, and mindset are worthy of it
will grea

Do you believe in fate?
Younger people probably don't, while older people might.
They say everyone's fate is predetermined from birth.
If that's the case, does striving and working hard still matter?
I haven't seen anyone explain this topic clearly yet.

The Way is Fair: Matching Wealth with Knowledge is the True Path
Recently, I came across a share from Senior Brother Muqing, and it really resonated with me! He said, "The Way is most just; the flow of wealth never shows favoritism," and I completely agree.
There's one example that really struck home: a friend of his became homeless at 12, started his rise at 17, went bankrupt at 19, made a comeback at 21, and held half a billion yuan by 26. Another client inherited half a billion in family assets, lost it all by 29, and was driving a taxi by 31. This reversal between poverty and wealth made m