The more people I come into contact with, the more I feel that the world is a huge makeshift team.
In my subconscious, a knowledgeable person is qualified to be a teacher.
But it wasn't until later that I found out that the class troublemaker who was once a poor student had become a teacher.
And he's a high school graduate who bought a junior college and adult undergraduate diploma.
A guy in real estate later started teaching computer stuff. A factory worker ended up a so-called big data expert. These aren't inspiring stories.
They're just showing us, plain and simple—this world's a total makeshift mess.
Lots of people work so hard it’s sad. They’re too tired to keep their eyes open but won’t sleep.
They drink coffee to stay awake. They push themselves too hard, saying they’re not trying enough.
They’re so busy, like they were born just to work.
They never stop to think why they’re this busy—too busy to have a life.
All their life stuff has to be done on leave: taking leave to get married, taking leave to be sick.
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How do we get out of this state?
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Think about a few questions:
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1. What things have you done that "only need to be done once" but can generate recurring income?
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2. Of all the most valuable things you've done, where did you spend the key 1% of your time?
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3. When you say you want financial freedom, what's the first number that comes to mind?
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4. Think boldly—what do you want the future to be like?
Once you figure these things out, go all out and do it. Just starting puts you ahead of 50% of people. It’s that amazing.
