1. Due to the recent FOMO among everyone, there is a lot of information. It took me over an hour this morning to check the tweets. This is quite a drain on energy. We still need to optimize the information collection process and may need to create a system related to information collection.

I will think carefully tomorrow about how to build an information collection system.

2. The strategy of small, diversified investments in a certain sector from yesterday is still valid; today I looked at the overall returns, which remain relatively stable. But the core is to keep myself in an upward sector. Today, I watched a talk by Duan Yongping after his donation of 1 billion to Zhejiang University, where he also discussed this matter. His original words were that hard work alone is not enough; one must do the right things and put effort into the right things.

Interestingly, a book I was reading today also mentioned Cai Wensheng. I noticed that many successful people understand how to chase trends. However, these trends are not about small profits, but rather about major trends, such as the internet, renewable energy, and AI.

Duan Yongping's concept of doing the right things encompasses much more, such as working on large trends being the right thing to do, understanding good timing in investments, and so forth—all of which are the right things.