Should young people go all-in?

There's a popular saying in the community — “Going all-in is a form of wisdom, going all-in, going all-in, going all-in!” So should young people go all-in?

🔹 First of all, young friends don't have much assets, but they have plenty of time and better energy. If they lose, they can simply start over, which means the cost of trial and error is relatively low.

For middle-aged people with heavy assets, such an approach becomes less realistic, and they need to consider more stable investment methods.

🔹 Moreover, going all-in is indeed a form of wisdom. You need to know whether going all-in on a certain thing is the right choice for you, and at the same time, you must intervene at the right time. Meeting the right person at the right time can lead to a good outcome. Let's look at how buying the same stock at different times can lead to vastly different results. Isn't life the same?

Therefore, we not only need to learn knowledge, but our current education more importantly needs the dissemination of wisdom. Reading books and doing exercises in school every day can turn lively children into dull ones. If teachers are just holding onto a secure job and feel lost about the purpose of life, how can they teach wise children?

So what industry suits me? When is the best time to do things to increase success rates? Our ancestors have already written about this in the I Ching. The I Ching is the most fundamental model of the world's structure, and it can be precisely calculated through the major luck cycles and annual flows! With this, you can understand the fluctuations and patterns of your life, year by year, month by month, hour by hour, and no longer drift aimlessly in the vast ocean as in the past.

So do I think young people need to go all-in? Yes! Since ancient times, capable people first need to have “courage.” But there's a premise: you also need “wisdom,” which means possessing enough intelligence.

Ancient people used the Winter Solstice as the New Year. Finally, I wish everyone a happy Winter Solstice, and may wisdom and balance reach new heights year after year!