Wang Yangming's philosophy of mind is, in my opinion, the most suitable for people who invest and run businesses.

It talks about entering the world, practicing in reality, and seeking within.

Many principles are hard for young people to understand; unless they have extremely high comprehension, otherwise it all looks like empty motivational talk.

For example, Wang Yangming told his students that the pursuit of the inner path must be focused and pure. An analogy is that 10 grams of gold and 10 tons of gold are both gold; if you insist on mixing in scrap copper and iron to make up 10 tons, it will still be trash.

How should this paragraph be understood? Look at how many blindly diversified failed enterprises; they initially found gold, but in pursuit of scale, turned the entire company into scrap metal.

How does Duan Yongping describe himself as an entrepreneur? He does not pursue being in the Fortune 500, but rather seeks to live healthily.

How does Buffett describe his favorite companies? They pursue the best shareholder profits, rather than blindly merging and wasting capital efficiency; this is the same principle.

So truly impressive things, you can tell how much you weigh yourself, and understand how much you can comprehend. If you don't understand it, practice for a few years and then come back to see it again. If you say you fully understand the sages, then it's highly likely that you are delusional. #成长值抽奖赢iPhone17和周边