There are a lot of young friends around the age of 30, but the annual income is more than 1 million.
From their growth experience, I summed up five aspects, I hope to bring some inspiration. The careers of 10 of these friends are concentrated in three areas, including finance, internet it, entrepreneur/freelancer. The youngest 22-Year-old, the largest 30-year-old, are from ordinary wage families, not rich second generation.
Everyone's degrees from the undergraduate degree to the master of the Overseas Masters have.
These statistical samples are very small in size and have no broad general reference value, but their views still give a lot of help to the average young people who struggle with them. By the way, I can count myself in the sample. Some of the following summary, but also inevitably added to my subjective views.
- Ambition and ambition
This is what I talk to you about the most in the process. Different people have different expressions of ambition and ambition.
Entrepreneurs, for example, have a strong vision, but they also describe the immediate planning of the goal very clearly, such as:
This year, the company will achieve a doubling of user/revenue growth; three years to achieve revenue 30 million ...
Students in the financial industry would say:
Hope this year can lead the team into the new wealth of the top three, at least to be shortlisted; this year, the management of the fund revenue rankings, to strive to achieve the top 20% ...
Freelancers such as new media writers, will set the number of fan growth and reading indicators, such as reading volume from the average of 30,000 to 50,000, the total number of fans from 200,000 to 300,000, within six months ... These are the very specific goals that I have heard from and their conversations.
These goals have important commonalities:
1 is not passive, in other words, not to meet a boss or leader, are the results of the initiative.
2 specific goals, all from the deeper vision and career/career aspirations.
What are vision goals and ambitions? It's just that you have to imagine how many years later you want to live, the problem is abstract and difficult, but usually good people try to figure it out, even if it's difficult.
The average person may give up, anyway, can not think clearly. The vision reflects a person's ambition, whether you're starting a business or working in a company. You are not satisfied with the current situation, including income and personal growth, and you strongly hope that you can do better in the future.
This desire is very strong, not dispensable.
Financial freedom is just a first-order ambition and ambition. For entrepreneurs in particular, their ambitions tend to be "illusory and unrealistic" elements, such as "Let the Chinese people understand a little bit of finance".
For example, a few friends who work in the financial industry, they describe their "ambition" as "as soon as possible as a benchmark in the industry", or "have enough ability to go it alone". As you go along with these larger ambitions, persevere, the final financial return is really just a by-product.
Many of these words have been said, including Ray Dalio, a recent fire in China, which was repeatedly mentioned in the Book of Principles: All the people who make a lot of money are definitely not making money as their goal.
Making money is just an appendage of a larger goal.
There are two great inspirations to sum up:
1 need to understand what you want as early as possible, and abstract to force yourself to think.
2 on the basis of 1, establish a desire for the future (ambition) and break them down to specific targets.
Buffett's 50-year-old gold partner, citing Charlie Munger said: When I come to a certain stage of my life, I am determined to be a rich man. This is not because of the love of money, but in order to pursue the feeling of independence.
I like to be free to speak my mind, not to be swayed by the will of others.
Ambition and ambition
This is the most mentioned in the interview. Different people have different expressions of ambition and ambition.
Entrepreneurs, for example, have a strong vision, but they also describe the immediate planning of the goal very clearly, such as:
- This year, the company will achieve a doubling of user/revenue growth;
-Three years to achieve revenue 30 million ...
The guys in the financial industry would say:
- Hope this year can lead the team into the new wealth of the top three, at least to be shortlisted;
- This year, the management of the fund revenue rankings, to strive to achieve the top 20% ...
Freelancers such as new media writers, will set the growth target of number of fans and reading indicators, such as reading volume from the average of 30,000 to 50,000, the total number of fans from 200,000 to 300,000, within six months ...
These are very specific goals that I have heard from the conversations.
These goals have important commonalities:
1 is not passive, in other words, not to meet a boss or leader, are the results of the initiative.
2 specific goals, all from the deeper vision and career/career aspirations.
What are vision goals and ambitions? It's just that you have to imagine how many years later you want to live, the problem is abstract and difficult, but usually good people try to figure it out, even if it's difficult.
The average person may give up, anyway, can not think clearly. The vision reflects a person's ambition, whether you're starting a business or working in a company. You are not satisfied with the current situation, including income and personal growth, and you strongly hope that you can do better in the future.
This desire is very strong, not dispensable.
Financial freedom is just a first-order ambition and ambition. For entrepreneurs in particular, their ambitions tend to be "illusory and unrealistic" elements, such as "Let the Chinese people understand a little bit of finance".
For example, a few friends who work in the financial industry, they describe their "ambition" as "as soon as possible as a benchmark in the industry", or "have enough ability to go it alone". As you go along with these larger ambitions, persevere, the final financial return is really just a by-product.
Many of these words have been said, including Ray Dalio, a recent pop-star in China, which was repeatedly mentioned in the Book of Principles:
" All the people who make a lot of money are definitely not making money as their goal. Making money is just an appendage of a larger goal."
There are two great inspirations to sum up:
- 1 need to understand what you want as early as possible, and abstract to force yourself to think.
- 2 on the basis of 1, establish a desire for the future (ambition) and break them down to specific targets.
Buffett's 50-year-old gold partner, citing Charlie Munger said:
"When I come to a certain stage of my life, I am determined to be a rich man. This is not because of the love of money, but in order to pursue the feeling of independence. I like to be free to speak my mind, not to be swayed by the will of others. "