Stepping Out of the Comfort Zone: The Value and Rewards of Exploring New Things
Actively stepping out of the comfort zone is an essential path to becoming someone who loves learning and is eager to explore. We must embrace new knowledge and new things with utmost enthusiasm; only through continuous learning can we achieve true growth and substantial rewards.
I have emphasized this principle for four to five years. While many understand it, few actually put it into practice. Most of the time, due to concerns about business risks and potential losses, our execution ability is significantly reduced, and we are reluctant to engage in new projects. In reality, if we could be like the pioneers who dare to try and diversify risks, distributing our energy and resources evenly, the outcomes would be vastly different. Whenever new things emerge, if we can dive in with enthusiasm for research and participation, the long-term returns will surely be impressive.
From an investment return perspective, investing in Bitcoin might yield a 20% return, while deeply engaging in new projects could yield 40%; after three cycles, returns might even climb to 50%-60%. There are still many opportunities available today; what we need to do is break through our inner barriers, courageously delve into and participate in new things. The odds of new projects far exceed those of first-tier market investments. Although it requires learning costs and mental effort, the returns will be exceedingly generous.
Take the recent "Pan Fang" incident as an example; most people chose to avoid it out of panic, unwilling to delve deeper. But have we truly researched the opportunities within it? Have we thoroughly analyzed its essence, odds, team background, and other factors? Have we referred to the judgments of industry leaders? These are all questions worth investigating through action.
