Some people ask if investing can really save you from having to work?

I like to use myself as an example. I dropped out of school two years ago and became a digital nomad. Now my income has surpassed that of my parents who worked hard for half their lives. Life is sometimes so unreasonable.

If industry and agriculture are the embodiment of production efficiency, then the financial market is the direct embodiment of capital efficiency.

For agriculture, from farmers' manual labor to hoes and oxen, to modern large-scale mechanical farming; the same is true for the textile industry. Modern looms are an important symbol of the arrival of industrial civilization; for industry, from individual manual labor to modern workshops, and then to unmanned mechanized assembly lines...

The capital market is the same. If you treat capital as a production tool, then higher capital utilization and greater leverage determine your returns and risks.

Finally, to tell you the cold truth, perhaps in the cognition of many people, the so-called "working to make money and being down-to-earth" is production, but in the eyes of the boss, as an employee, there is actually not much difference between him and his company's assets such as computers and air conditioners, and the cash flow in the account, just like farmers treat their hoes and oxen. No matter how well they are maintained, it is just for production needs.