
我是大帝哥
我是大帝哥
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China's most profitable businesses are all here
Once you get a few million as a base, there's no upper limit
Eyewear
Medical aesthetics
Hong Kong insurance
Tea
Transit stations
Tarot cards
Franchise recruitment
Feng shui and fortune telling
Study abroad agencies
Immigration agencies
Pet economy
Single economy
All are essential needs
Costs are ridiculously low, profits are too high to mention.
Ten Levels of Learning Ability
1. Flipping through the book is called exposure;
2. Reading the book is called browsing;
3. Being able to recite is called memorization;
4. Being able to explain in your own words is called understanding;
5. Being able to connect knowledge points is called building a system;
6. Being able to apply flexibly and solve problems by analogy is called mastery;
7. Being able to identify similarities and differences in knowledge points is called analysis;
8. Being able to summarize patterns from exercises is called extraction;
9. Being able to integrate knowledge from multiple fields to generate new knowledge is called innovation;
10. Being able to use knowledge to change your behavior is called internalization.
How is your learning ability? At which level are you?
In fact, most people cannot enjoy a peaceful old age.
Getting old is truly pitiful.
This has nothing directly to do with whether you have children, how many children you have, or whether your children are filial.
For example, if you are in your eighties or nineties and still healthy enough to take care of yourself, even simple meals can make your life comfortable.
But if you are sick and unable to care for yourself, no matter how wealthy you are, can you really say you are happy?
Therefore, being able to cure minor illnesses, and for serious illnesses to pass quickly, minimizing the time of severe suffering, is already a great blessing.
What is truly the most important thing in a person's life?
Shi Tiesheng once wrote:
When I was physically healthy, I often complained about the terrible environment around me.
After becoming paralyzed, I longed for the days when I could walk and run.
A few years later, after developing bedsores, I missed the time when I could sit steadily in a wheelchair.
Later, when I developed uremia, I missed the time when I had bedsores.
Years passed, and when I needed dialysis and had little time of clarity, I missed the days of uremia.
Alexandre Dumas also said something similar: life is neither fortunate nor unfortunate, just a comparison of different circumstances.
Always remember to live in the present.
Why do people in middle age suddenly lose interest in many things?
Those who have traded stocks, held onto super growth stocks, and truly made big money probably understand this feeling. 99% of things in life suddenly become dull and uninteresting.
I once saw a dopamine secretion ranking, and romantic love didn’t even make the top three. At the top were activities that bring extreme excitement and a sense of achievement — including securities investment.
When you personally experience a capital leap from heavy positions to doubling, then to tenfold gains, the adrenaline and dopamine rush far surpass most life experiences.
After that, eating, drinking, entertainment, fame, and desire all seem as bland as plain water. It’s not that we’ve become indifferent, but that we’ve tasted a stronger "ultimate earthly pleasure."
Once the brain has been baptized by high-intensity dopamine, ordinary pleasures can no longer excite us.
So, have you made big money?
It's better to develop the habit of exploring the world alone as early as possible. You're always waiting—waiting for the right companion to appear, waiting for friends to be free, waiting for a holiday when everyone can get together, waiting for good weather. But there are always obstacles blocking the way, and that perfect moment never arrives. Go after what you want yourself, live the life you want immediately; the feeling of waiting is not good at all.
There are two types of people you should never have deep conversations with.
The first type is those who provide services to you: clerks, service staff, repair technicians, subordinates, etc.
Be polite to them, but avoid intimate chats, and never confide your personal matters or reveal your own details.
The second type is those who hold a higher status than you: leaders, clients, elders, superiors.
There is a gap in social circles and differing stances; speaking less is a form of self-protection. There's no need to force conversations or try to ingratiate yourself.