When you are willing to put aside your pride to earn money, it means you have become mature. When you use wealth to regain your dignity, it means you have achieved success. When your reputation itself can create wealth, it means you have become an influential person. If you remain focused on drinking, boasting, and chasing so-called pride without learning or growing, your life may remain unchanged.
An egg broken from the outside becomes food; an egg broken from the inside becomes life. Life is the same.
Money can make people humble or even inferior. It can make people arrogant, but it cannot make them truly noble.
When a person is poor, they should spend less time at home and go outside more to seek opportunities. When they become wealthy, they should spend more time at home and less time outside. This is the wisdom of life.
Years ago, I spent one minute calculating the outcome of working a regular job, and I decided to leave. Many people spent their entire lives testing it and eventually discovered that my judgment was right. Working for a company may seem simple, but it can make life difficult; starting a business is challenging, but it may make life more independent. Many people have respectable jobs but do not live respectable lives. Entrepreneurship may not look glamorous, but it can eventually lead to a better quality of life.
No matter how great a person's achievements are in their career, they cannot make up for the regret of failing to educate their children.
Seeking eternal glory is not as valuable as avoiding one moment of humiliation. Winning the favor of thousands is not as meaningful as resolving one person's resentment.
Treating employment as the only choice is an investment without proper planning.
Reading may not directly bring us more wealth, but it can provide us with more opportunities.
The past is gone, and the future has not yet arrived.
