Many people cry and want to hang themselves over a few losses; how are they supposed to make it?
The most important thing in mixing in the world is being "reckless". Just look at why Old Wang, who sets up shop at the night market, can make money? His stall was overturned by the city management yesterday, and today he’s still borrowing money to restock. They even took his tricycle wheels, but he stubbornly carries a sack to set up his stall.
Look at those boxing matches; the sign of a man who’s been beaten is cowering in the corner, squatting with his guard up and refusing to attack.
Which successful man isn’t a hungry wolf reincarnated? They seize every opportunity, pounce when they can, and have thicker skin than a city wall corner. They won’t let go without taking a bite.
If he were a bit kinder, he might even become a philanthropist. If he’s dark-hearted and ruthless, he could very well become a mafia boss.
In reality, 99% of people wilt after a couple of surprise blows and lie flat like salted fish.
Those who still bounce back after being beaten, eight out of ten can make something of themselves. These people have the spirit of wild dogs, unyielding and tough.
Why are young girls often deceived by scumbags? Let me tell you, these scumbags have skin thicker than tire treads. Honest folks cry in the bathroom after a few scoldings from their bosses, while those involved in pyramid schemes can chat with the police in jail, still smiling and joking.
To put it simply, mixing in circles is like playing Mahjong; having bad luck doesn’t mean you’ll lose, but being a coward definitely guarantees you won’t win. You might not be tough enough, but you absolutely can’t wet your pants. Brothers, though the words may be rough, the reasoning is sound.
Brothers who think I make sense and want to make a name for themselves in this circle can follow God Kang, and I’ll help you make something of yourself in this world.
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