Observing the truly successful wealth accumulators around us, you'll find that they share some common traits—these traits determine how far they can go.
First is the mindset. Being bold, thick-skinned, and not overly concerned with face is the foundation for taking action. At the same time, having a strong sense of purpose—knowing what you want—is essential. Most importantly, perseverance—being resilient, facing repeated failures and getting up again—this kind of tenacity helps people pass through stages that most cannot endure. Not afraid of failure, not giving up easily—these seem simple, but in reality, very few can persist.
Next is ability. Business acumen is a must—understanding opportunities, knowing how to do business, seeing trends clearly, and riding the right waves. Behind this requires strong execution skills and quick adaptability. Communication and expression are also very important—being eloquent and courteous, convincing others without causing resentment. Additionally, having a strong sense of responsibility—being diligent and detail-oriented—ensures every task is done perfectly.
Finally, it’s about vision and wisdom. Resource allocation ability determines how far one can go—knowing how to motivate others, sharing benefits, and enabling followers to prosper as well. This requires high emotional intelligence, strategic depth, and a bit of scheming, while remaining humble, modest, disciplined, and self-improving. Having a broad perspective, a generous heart, and long-term vision allows for thorough insight into situations. Being flexible and knowing when to yield or stand firm, distinguishing priorities, being tactful yet principled.
Moreover, a good family background and resources can indeed accelerate this process. But ultimately, what decides everything is that ambition, that desire, and the determination to turn them into reality through solid actions. Clear ideals, well-defined life plans, and a willingness to put in extraordinary effort—people like this, regardless of their starting point, have the opportunity to rewrite their destiny.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 19h ago
Really? If being thick-skinned could make money, then why am I still so poor? Just rely on it.
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TrustMeBro
· 19h ago
Honestly, the people who really make money are those with thick skin, who aren't afraid of death, and have strong stress resistance.
There's really no shortcut to this; it's just about who can endure one or two more years than others.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 19h ago
It sounds good, but there are very few who can really do it. The ones around me who make money all start from different points. Some just rely on luck to catch the right opportunity.
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RetiredMiner
· 19h ago
Well said, but ultimately, you need to have ambition and be willing to take risks. The most important thing among my friends who have made money is really execution; instead of overthinking, just go for it.
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ContractCollector
· 19h ago
Basically, you still need to have some "edge" — be empathetic but not soft. The essence of profit sharing is about controlling the discourse rights.
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NFTragedy
· 20h ago
There's nothing wrong with that, but among the ten people who truly persist, having one succeed is already good. Most people fail at the step of "trying again and again after repeated failures."
Observing the truly successful wealth accumulators around us, you'll find that they share some common traits—these traits determine how far they can go.
First is the mindset. Being bold, thick-skinned, and not overly concerned with face is the foundation for taking action. At the same time, having a strong sense of purpose—knowing what you want—is essential. Most importantly, perseverance—being resilient, facing repeated failures and getting up again—this kind of tenacity helps people pass through stages that most cannot endure. Not afraid of failure, not giving up easily—these seem simple, but in reality, very few can persist.
Next is ability. Business acumen is a must—understanding opportunities, knowing how to do business, seeing trends clearly, and riding the right waves. Behind this requires strong execution skills and quick adaptability. Communication and expression are also very important—being eloquent and courteous, convincing others without causing resentment. Additionally, having a strong sense of responsibility—being diligent and detail-oriented—ensures every task is done perfectly.
Finally, it’s about vision and wisdom. Resource allocation ability determines how far one can go—knowing how to motivate others, sharing benefits, and enabling followers to prosper as well. This requires high emotional intelligence, strategic depth, and a bit of scheming, while remaining humble, modest, disciplined, and self-improving. Having a broad perspective, a generous heart, and long-term vision allows for thorough insight into situations. Being flexible and knowing when to yield or stand firm, distinguishing priorities, being tactful yet principled.
Moreover, a good family background and resources can indeed accelerate this process. But ultimately, what decides everything is that ambition, that desire, and the determination to turn them into reality through solid actions. Clear ideals, well-defined life plans, and a willingness to put in extraordinary effort—people like this, regardless of their starting point, have the opportunity to rewrite their destiny.