I remember the richest teacher wrote a book, (treating time as a friend), later this sentence was borrowed by Teacher Luo, changing it to 'friend of time', and did a lot of programs, making a big profit. Hearing this sentence does not mean understanding it. Yesterday I saw someone discussing this topic again on X, and it was quite good. 'One of the most solid, indestructible, and unchangeable laws in this world is that time always moves forward, always flowing away.' 'Time is an invincible existence. When a person lives a little longer, we sometimes praise him: he seems to have conquered time. In fact, he hasn't; time will eventually take him away. When a person holds Bitcoin for a little longer, we praise him for choosing to be a friend of time. When a person keeps shouting for altcoins, then changes to another altcoin in a few days, I feel he chooses to be an enemy of time. Including Ethereum, whether it is a friend of time, I am not sure. A person borrowing and trading coins, using all kinds of online loans, faces a lot of repayment pressure each month. I think he chooses to be an enemy of time. A person playing contracts every day, staying up late to monitor the market, frequently trading. I think he chooses to be an enemy of time.' What is certainly foolish? Standing opposite to time. Because time will definitely move forward, and you will definitely lose. — Andy Lau
Behaviors of being a friend of time
Persisting in the compound interest effect
Continuous learning, even if improving a little every day
Investing in mid- to long-term holding, enjoying compound growth
Health management by adhering to long-term exercise and dietary adjustments
Accumulating and sedimenting in a planned way
Setting long-term goals and breaking them down into phased tasks
Continuously accumulating professional skills and experience
Developing good habits, avoiding frequent jumps and gaps
Patiently waiting for results
Not rushing for success, understanding the value of 'slow work produces fine craft'
Keeping calm in the face of fluctuations, not easily selling or giving up
Allowing oneself to grow and adjust during the process
Actively reviewing and adjusting
Regularly reflecting and summarizing, accumulating experiences and lessons
Timely correcting strategies, avoiding repeating the same mistakes
Investing in the future, focusing on the long term
Investing time in things that can bring long-term returns
Building a network of interpersonal relationships, trust and resource accumulation
Cultivating children, learning languages, accumulating health capital, etc.
Behaviors of being an enemy of time
Impatience for quick success, frequent changes
Chasing short-term benefits, frequent buying and selling
Intermittent learning, lack of continuity
Three-minute enthusiasm for doing things, lacking persistence
Wasting time and energy
Addicted to social media, games, meaningless entertainment
Procrastination, always leaving things to the last minute
Distraction, lack of focus, low efficiency
Lack of planning and goals
No clear direction, acting blindly
Goals constantly changing, lacking motivation for long-term accumulation
Fear of failure, avoiding challenges
Fear of taking risks, preferring stagnation
Giving up at the first sign of difficulty, missing growth opportunities
Neglecting health and basic principles
Staying up late for long periods, irregular diet, physical exhaustion
Not exercising, neglecting mental health
