$ZEC "Bro, I'm quitting!" Weekend café, the noise is quiet. My brother directly slammed his resignation on the table,
$XNY the stirring spoon clashed against the cup wall, ringing. His eyes were dark, but his face was more relaxed than ever.
$BOB "Working overtime until midnight every day, running like a mining machine at full capacity, eight thousand a month, and still getting proposals picked apart by the boss. What’s the result? My health is gone, and my wallet isn’t getting any fatter."
After he finished speaking, he directly spread his phone out in front of me:
A string of green K-lines below, hiding the project trends he had studied for several months while staying up late.
"I figured it out—rather than waiting for a raise at my desk, it's better to find opportunities in the market."
Don't get me wrong, he wasn't just impulsive.
In the past year, he revised proposals during the day and looked at charts at night; while colleagues were binge-watching shows, he was focused on the market; while everyone was complaining about being tired, he was writing reviews.
Others pinned their hopes on year-end bonuses, he invested his time in learning and practice.
He wasn't floating, nor did he gamble everything.
He just redirected the energy that was initially wasted on ineffective efforts into things that could change his destiny.
My brother smiled bitterly: "Do you know what made me realize the most? I work hard for a month and get a raise of a few hundred; but sometimes a breakthrough in the market can yield more than my half-year salary."
He wasn't fantasizing about getting rich; he just didn’t want to hand over his youth to an attendance sheet.
Even less did he want to tie his dreams to the moods of his boss and the company’s budget.
He said he would give himself a year:
Stabilize strategies, strictly limit losses, manage positions, don’t gamble on luck, only focus on certainty.
"Others see risk, I see options. Continuing to be a cog in the machine is also a risk."
He looked up, but with a long-lost feeling of refreshment—
"I’m not impulsive, but forced awake by reality. No one remembers my late-night proposal writing, but my late-night reviews will bring returns for the future."
Ask yourself, are you willing to be a lifelong chives? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last?
The carp jumps over the dragon gate 👉 @顶级交易员轩哥 Act on your feelings rather than hesitate.
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