The idea of exchanging life for money feels increasingly wrong to me.

Too many people around are running on the same track: clocking in, staying up late, waiting for payday. The body is a perpetual motion machine; if you stop, your account hits zero. This isn't making money; it's clearly running on a hamster wheel, exhausting yourself and unable to get off.

The logic instilled in us since childhood — good grades, a stable job, and a steady income — sounds reliable, but in reality, it's a trap. You will find yourself pouring time into a bottomless pit, and the little money you've saved can't keep up with inflation.

What is the real breakthrough? Let the money move on its own. Cash flow, asset allocation, passive income, these terms sound abstract, but the essence is: you need to find something that can grow without having to watch it every day. Make a layout once, and earn interest in the long term. Don't work hard your whole life; let your assets work for you.