The successful trap is: first, crazily try and make mistakes for 3 to 5 years, then delve deeper for 10 years.

Work hard and experiment for 3 to 5 years, then focus on one thing for 10 years. If you find the right path, 90% of people can succeed.

Looking at business history and military history, you will find that this is not a shortcut, but rather a compliance with the laws of nature.

In the first stage of 3 to 5 years, the most important thing is to have confidence in yourself, to be bold and to fight, and to be willing to give up stability. This period is meant for trial and error, and for facing obstacles.

After going through this trial and error period and entering a decade of deep cultivation, you need immense patience, learn to decisively discard unnecessary things, and calm down.

At this time, what is being tested is not strength, but strategy. Using time to exchange for space, persistence is key to seeing results.