The world is a big grass platform, and we are all playing tricks!
In this grass platform, many executives of large companies look glamorous, but they are not much smarter than us, but why can we only struggle on the edge?
In the recent × Jing incident, her existence seems to be to create a public relations crisis, and she finally left the scene in embarrassment. The most speechless thing is that she spent thousands of dollars to learn how to get traffic from a wild master, but the traffic did, but she played a good handful of cards to a mess, from the protagonist to a harlequin, and the fairy tale of the beautiful princess was rewritten into a bottomless public relations joke, making a mess of herself.
Three years ago, when my friends and I were having a late-night supper, we came across a wild master who claimed to have earned tens of millions of dollars selling sea cucumbers. A friend told me that this master used to be his supplier, what to do and what to lose, and in the end he had no choice but to do the live broadcast, and it turned out to be an instant hit.
I can't believe this, these big anchors who easily earn millions or tens of millions a year, don't do such a lucrative business, and all come to live broadcast for free and teach people? Could it be that they think the family has too much money? Or can't you buy something with real money? Or is there a short circuit in the head?
But my friends reminded me that most of these success stories are just for eyeballs! There's no such thing as a free lunch!
Returning to the × Jing incident, one can't help but question: Are the executives of these large companies really stupid ×? My experience may provide some answers.
After graduating from university, I joined a large telecommunications company, which coincided with the rapid rise of Chinese manufacturing. The company was in the limelight for a while, and the products were in short supply, and dealers were rushing to buy goods across provinces. In 2002, the company's net profit exceeded 1 billion, and the year-end bonus of employees was eye-catching. However, the good times did not last long, and the company began to decline in 2008, and after 2010, it was completely out of order. Many dealers and employees have looked for a way out, but most have failed.
Most people feel that success comes from their own abilities in good times, and luck is due to failure in bad times. People who can really achieve things are those who reflect on their ability in adversity and revere luck in good times.
Pigs can fly when they stand in the tuyere, but the pig doesn't look for the tuyere, it just stands at the tuyere by mistake. The same is true for people, the vast majority of successful people just happen to stand on the cusp of the country's need to develop a certain industry.
Taking Jack Ma's Alibaba as an example, without the country's sparing efforts to connect villages, roads, networks to the countryside, and power development policies that benefit the people, there will be no spurt of Taobao's blowout development. In the first year of Double 11, they themselves did not expect the magnificent scene of an instant trading volume exceeding one million. However, after Ma Yun succeeded, he did not continue to innovate, but continued to make stupid moves, and even competed with the country for the financial market, which eventually caused a catastrophe. Ali's success is supported by the country and more than one billion people.
The glory of the year was mainly due to the dividends of the times, not to the ability of individuals. Choice is far more important than effort, but 99.9% of people, including me, don't know how to make the right choice. We're just standing on the cusp of the wind by mistake.
In 2008, I thought I had a bright future and quit my job to start my own business, but I lost everything. In 2012, I went back looking for a job, only to find that I was no longer useful in the new era.
In 2013, I started to do Taobao, and by 2016, I made a fortune by virtue of the dividends of the country's Internet development. I thought I was so talented that I spent money on studying, recruited a bunch of people, and almost lost myself.
This experience taught me that many people's success depends more on luck than ability. Those who succeed on the cusp often don't know how they succeeded, but just stand in the right position.
Whether it's Fan Hao or Xiao He, whether it's Xu Da or Tang He, in fact, they're just playing tricks! If they were to choose again, history would not be rewritten because of their fate!
There is only one thing that will change their fate, that is, they happen to meet and choose Liu Bang or Zhu Yuanzhang, otherwise, they will only be lost to everyone and drowned in the long river of history!
To sum up, this world is indeed a huge grass platform, and most of us are just playing tricks. Only a few people can truly change the world, and their success is not because of their individual ability, but because they happen to be in the right place.
Acknowledging that we're just a trickster and trying to make a difference in our place is probably the smartest thing we can do.
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