Weekly Life Report (2025.12.29-2026.01.05)

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1. When you catch a glimpse of the big trend in ambiguity, even if you only verify a little feasibility, don't hesitate — dare to bet.

2. The unfortunate have their own faults.

3. The greatest charity in the world is to live your life well.

4. When you're in a trough, be sure to see clearly and record the faces around you; so that when you rise again, you won't be confused about who is who.

5. You can faintly see the light, but most people are still sleeping in darkness. At this stage, pessimists often seem very correct (because there are indeed many problems), but optimists are often able to succeed.

6. In our era, we lack stance and emotion; what we lack is clarity. May you, in an uncertain world, at least know where you stand.

7. Profit is not the end point; taking it away is. Be brave to withdraw funds, don't fear difficulties.

8. People often lament how tragic it was for coachmen to lose their jobs during the First Industrial Revolution, but few lament how enjoyable it was for train drivers to gain jobs during that time.

9. The problem with chicken soup for the soul is that it assumes human problems are the same and can be solved with the same methods. Everyone has their own issues; you need to know which path you're on, then work hard to move forward. Everyone has their own practice. We are all carrying our own crosses.

10. The essence of change: each change is the disappearance of old opportunities + the birth of new opportunities. The key is which side you stand on. Change is never a zero-sum game; it is a moment of wealth redistribution.

11. The only flaw of expensive things is that they are expensive. Most of the world's pricing makes sense; many times, what seems expensive, when considering saved time, is actually cheaper.

12. Minimize chatting in various groups as much as possible: ensure that every time you appear or speak, it adds value.

13. Respect others' destinies, let go of the need to help: everyone has their own fate. Don't give advice lightly, and don't interfere easily in others' lives and karma. Especially those who have never paid you; there's no need to give any advice, as it will only make you seem cheaper. If you do, others will only think they are awesome; if you can't, it's your fault for giving bad advice. Purely a thankless task.

14. People often overestimate what can be done in a year but underestimate the changes that can happen in five to ten years.

15. Always do things that benefit both sides; do things that benefit one side; never do things that are unprofitable for both.

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1. I don't know if all creators have a backup habit, but remember, if you post on a centralized platform, always keep a local backup. You can write drafts in any backup software, then after publishing, export as PDF or markdown files. In short, don't trust any centralized platform. Those who have been banned deeply understand this.

2. Many people shouting about the AI bubble spend less than 1 hour a day using AI.

3. Whether the bubble is good or not depends on whether you are the beneficiary or the victim.

4. You think you've found the "Holy Grail," but in fact, you just don't understand the game rules.

5. About insider trading: everyone hates insider trading, and everyone hates not being an insider.

6. Recently, many are analyzing the future of airdrops and choosing targets. My advice is not to let others' rhythm disturb your own. The crypto space has so many segmented tracks; there will always be one where you thrive, and there will also be ones where no matter how hard you try, you won't get good results. Don't give up your advantageous track just because of some FUD from others. And don't forget, most of those spreading FUD only have opinions, no positions. Listening to them will make you cry in the future.

7. A new year's habit should be to keep a diary every day, even if it's just a stream of consciousness. Later, organize all content into Obsidian.

8. Two group friends, under my initial guidance, found their own directions in the AI track, and in these niche areas, they are doing better than me. Honestly, I feel quite accomplished 😄.

9. Before writing the weekly report, I thought there was nothing to write, but after summarizing my daily diaries, I found there was still quite a lot of content.