Many people are trapped in jobs for their entire lives, not because they lack ability, but because they didn't understand the rules of the game from the beginning.
The rules are simple: if you do not complete the accumulation of original capital, you can only trade time for money for the rest of your life.
What's more cruel is that society does not encourage you to accumulate; instead, it uses every means to ensure you are always short on money:
Consumerism: makes you feel that "not buying means falling behind," and as soon as your salary arrives, it all goes to maintaining appearances.
Debt traps: loans and installments seem easy, but they actually mortgage your income for the next 20 years.
Time dilemma: overtime and commuting drain your energy, leaving you with only enough strength to scroll through short videos after work.
These three locks keep people chained to their jobs:
Consumption → Debt → No time to learn → Unable to accumulate capital → Continue to sell time. This cycle repeats until old age.
So what is the accumulation of original capital?
It doesn’t mean you have to become rich overnight, nor does it mean that you must wait until you have 30 million to be free.
Rather, it means you have a capital of 100,000 or 200,000 to choose from, not to spend, but to help you escape the anxiety of "living day by day."
With it, you can stop and think:
Should I change to a different path?
Should I try a side job?
Should I do something of my own?
This money is your first step from working to entrepreneurship.
