Rice Inabo said, "There is nothing in this world that can more truly reflect your comprehensive ability than making money. This includes your intelligence quotient, emotional quotient, courage, character, thinking, judgment, and even your good fortune.
There is also nothing more meaningful than making money, because it is the infinite driving force and source for you to keep on living, including your livelihood, dignity, sense of decency, tenacity, bravery, self-discipline and perseverance."
That is why, in any era, money acts like a magic mirror, revealing your inner timidity and also highlighting the resilience within your soul.
The ability to make money is never solely dependent on luck; rather, it lies in the depth and breadth of value creation.
Can you understand the needs of others and solve the problems in the world?
Can you transform intangible wisdom, courage and perseverance into tangible solutions and scarce resources?
For instance, Wang Xing, the founder of Meituan who made the food delivery business a multibillion-dollar enterprise, was not the first person to come up with the idea of food delivery.
However, he deeply understood the inherent human needs behind laziness and instant gratification, as well as the time poverty predicament brought about by the accelerated pace of urban life.
So, building a complex platform that connects millions of merchants, tens of millions of riders, and billions of users was not achieved by chance.
It was the result of an extreme pursuit of algorithms for matching supply and demand, logistics scheduling efficiency, and large-scale organizational management.
Each time an order fee is recorded, each time the valuation of a round of financing surges, it is a vote from the market on the ability of his team to transform intangible insights into efficient solutions.
All of this clearly demonstrates that every increase in income is essentially a proof of your deeper understanding of the world, more precise grasp of human nature, and higher efficiency in problem-solving.
It measures your overall capability in connecting demands with supplies, integrating resources, managing risks, and ultimately fulfilling commitments.
On the other hand, kindness without a solid foundation in reality is like a drafty coat - although it may feel warm inside, it is unable to withstand the harshness of reality.
Kindness that doesn't bring in money is like a drafty coat, unable to warm oneself or others.
When you offer someone a bowl of rice, the recipient will show you 30% of their gratitude.But if you can ensure that people have food to eat every day, the temple will even follow your footsteps.
In this world, we don't pity tears. We only recognize the determination to dig yourself out of the mud and still manage to extract gold dust from it.
On the road to making money, there are no deities. You yourself are your own shrine.
Whether the offerings are abundant or not depends entirely on how much mud you can turn into steps leading to heaven.
