The essence of investment is the continuous accumulation of assets.

In the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad", there is a term called the "rat race trap".

Rats have to run on a wheel to get the cheese in front of them. The faster they run, the faster the wheel turns. In the end, they are exhausted and still cannot reach a piece of cheese.

"Get up, go to work, pay bills, get up again, go to work again, pay bills again..." Aren't most of us ordinary people just stuck in the rat race?

In fact, to get the cheese, the rat needs to jump upward, not just run forward.

Ordinary people need to find the right direction to jump out of the "rat race trap", continuously accumulate assets, which are not just simple money, but also knowledge assets, technical assets; in other words, it’s about improving personal capabilities.

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The assets we ordinary people can accumulate include:

1. The most important asset is ourselves. Continuously learn and transform our skills and knowledge into products. For example, creating content on social media; a successful social media account is a high-quality asset that continuously brings passive income.

2. Technical assets: Nowadays, the external environment is challenging; mastering a skilled technical ability provides a foundation to withstand the tides of the times, increasing your ability to resist risks.

3. The ability to continuously learn and the ability to think independently. In the internet age, information is constantly output and input. Each piece of information passes through our brains, and we must learn to discern the authenticity and utilitarian nature of information, extracting the essence and discarding the dross, absorbing what is useful to us and letting go of what is not~ Dear friends~ Let’s encourage each other.