In the pursuit of life's goals, one should not set them too large at the beginning. The more specific and focused a goal is, the easier it is to achieve; the broader and more vague it is, the easier it is to lose direction. People often enter this world crying, as if mourning the hardships ahead, with clenched fists and a sense of fear. My mother once said that if a child does not cry at birth, it might mean they are destined for suffering. She often told me, "Enduring hardship is a joy, and suffering a loss is a blessing." Her life continues through me, and her words bring me happiness. I miss her dearly. While it is okay to seek help from others, in the most critical moments, you can only rely on yourself. Regarding wealth, while having capital is important, the key to continuous profit lies in how effectively that capital is used. Wealth and benevolence are complementary. Being rich without being benevolent prevents long-term success, while being benevolent without wealth makes it difficult to expand. Only by combining wealth with benevolence can a business thrive and prosperity flow in. True strength is not always apparent on the surface. Those who merely pretend to be strong or act aggressively are not necessarily those capable of great achievements. The ability to endure temporary humiliation is a sign of an open mind and is an essential quality of those who achieve greatness.
