I have a very absolute personality; either I don't touch it at all, or once I start, I must do it to the extreme.

Choosing a career in finance means mastering it—futures, precious metals, crude oil, cryptocurrencies. In simple terms, the underlying logic is the same; it's all about the market movement laws at work. Instead of being impatient and just looking at the surface, it's better to spend time thoroughly understanding the mechanisms.

From being penniless to a net worth of hundreds of millions, the time cost isn't actually high; the key is whether the direction is right. Many people overcomplicate investing and end up trapped by their own complex thinking. The core is actually two points: first, choosing the right direction and focusing on research; second, constantly reviewing and learning from your mistakes.

Every loss is a lesson. Those who truly know how to make money are those willing to face failure head-on and reflect frequently. Don't think about getting rich overnight. Keep a calm mindset, do your homework thoroughly, and time will give you the answer.