The probability of making money through entrepreneurship ≠ the highest, the efficiency of making money through investment ≠ the simplest.

In fact, most ordinary people are harmed by a saying: "First earn the first pot of gold, then go invest."

But they overlook another saying:

The way to make the first pot of gold determines how far you can go in the future.

Entrepreneurship can lead to wealth, but entrepreneurship can also ruin people.

You need to face the dark side of human nature head-on,

You have to bind friendship, connections, clients, and supply chains to yourself.

Success will push you to the table, failure will bring you back to the mundane.

I have seen many smart people who failed in entrepreneurship,

Feeling so exhausted that they don't want to bet on anything anymore.

They are not lacking in ability; it is their gambling spirit that has been drained by society.

On the contrary, those who approach business lightly, with low costs and low organization:

Do not compete in the office, do not compete in the high-end supply chain,

Just focus on a low-cost money-making model, iterating wildly.

If you can use these models to grow your principal to a certain scale,

Only then can every step in investment qualify to discuss efficiency.

Ultimately, a person can turn their life around mostly by two steps—

First step: Earn money to a volume that can change your fate.

Second step: Place the money in a position that can outpace inflation.

Entrepreneurship is only suitable for those who want to gamble with their lives.

Investment is only suitable for those who already have chips.

The most underestimated path for ordinary people—small but beautiful cash flow business + stable investment compound interest without rushing, without gambling big, without being a hero, without talking about dreams. It is about constantly making yourself richer, having chips, and having the right to choose.

This path is very boring, but boredom is the fortress of ordinary people.