1. Go out

It has been a long time since I met new friends offline. This Wednesday, suddenly a beautiful girl in my career circle added me as a friend without hesitation. Passed. . . A day passed without a single greeting. . . On Thursday morning, the girl sent over a photo of "The 85th Group Photo of the Entrepreneur Salon." . . . After a while, another "Invitation Letter for the 86th Period" came over (tea fee of 29.9). . . .

Curious. . . . then. . . .

I asked: Can you introduce the details of the event and the organizer?

She sent another event invitation "Shenzhen Entrepreneurs 500 Super Carnival" and left a message: Now that I'm here, everything will be clear to me! Then there were a few photos from the event. Each photo was taken from a good angle, which not only made the person in the photo look handsome, but also showed the brilliance in his eyes. . . .

Curious. . . . . then. . . . .

This afternoon, I arrived at the designated location and attended the 3-hour salon for 29.9 yuan. . .

1. The host is a little beauty. She became a host for the first time in 1992, but her sentences are fluent, her manners are generous, and her field control is very good;

2. Trainer Zhu In summary, in 1990, a Taiwanese, according to what he shared in the next 40 minutes, started his own business three times. This is his fourth entrepreneurial project and is expected to be listed on the market.

3. On-site DJ, a handsome guy who was born in 1990, Taiwan professional tennis champion, and a sparring partner for the Eastern Olympics. The appearance fee is now 5,000. It’s his birthday today, but he has been meticulously preparing for the salon in the afternoon since the morning. He arranges the stools one by one.

4. The girl who invited me, Ma Yanmei, was said to have been the HRD of the Goose Factory in 1986. She presided over the midfield round table meeting. She was soft-spoken but clear-minded.

All the staff on site were introduced to work without contracts and without salary, but they became partners upon joining, working on a 5+2 system and working from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. I'm curious, why is it like this? how\why\what......

5. Shasha, a post-90s entrepreneur. After I created the group, I sent a business card over, and when I introduced myself, I actually said that I was "socially afraid." However, in comparison, I should be socially afraid, okay? ! The 190 husband accompanying me is a professional basketball player. The young couple started a business together and now operate the "Mermaid Diving" project, which specializes in training senior ladies to dive. . . . I’m curious, how do young people nowadays dare to take out credit card loans to start a business again and again?

6. Hu Nan, a single beauty born in the 90s. Compared with Sha Sha's wild beauty, Hu Nan is completely soft and beautiful. But he turned out to be a salesperson in the financial industry and a shareholder of two start-up companies, a medical device import trading company and an outdoor camping + dating platform. She calls herself a "social cow", and in a gathering of complete strangers, she can connect to most people. I’m curious, how can a girl born in the 90s become so “socially awesome”?

7. The other people in the group all seem to be about the same age as me (70 or 80), and they feel like they are just here to be part of the crowd. . . . .

I’m curious, in the “circle effect”, how big is the gap between Generation Z and us?

Every time I shamelessly attend these gatherings of Generation Z, I will be shocked. They are paying 5+2 without getting paid, and adding black to white. What are they doing for that? Our parents still believe in the iron rice bowl, but if their generation does not start a business, it feels like they are not a new generation. How is such a gap created?

Curious. . . . . Be sure to get out there!

2. Write it down

Recently, I spend most of my time during the day watching the market. Such a good market was tortured by "Mr. Market" and I almost lost confidence, so I stopped. Carefully review the classics given by the teacher, then taste them, and then write them down:

1. The basis of stock throwing is to have "equity thinking." Since stocks are enterprises, buying stocks is buying a business. Stocks are not only a tradable security, but also a certificate of ownership of a company. Each share represents 100 million shares of the company owned. Investing in stocks is actually the same as investing in a company. A stock is a company. Buffett said, “Buying stocks is buying a business, and you should look at stocks from the perspective of an operator, not a trader.

"This is the most basic understanding and common sense of value investing!

2. Mr. Market. The market will only tell you the transaction price, not the enterprise value. The market is not always efficient. On the contrary, many times Mr. Market will quote stupid stock prices. “Investors are trading with a person called Mr. Market, and every day Mr. Market will propose a price at which he is willing to buy or he wants to sell to you, Mr. Market’s. The mood is very unstable. On some days, I am very optimistic and quote high transaction prices, and on other days, I am quite pessimistic, and I only quote very low transaction prices. In addition, Mr. Market also has a cute characteristic. He doesn't mind being left out and comes every day to put forward his new quotation. What is useful to us about Mr. Market is the quotes in his pocket, not his wisdom. If Mr. Market seems off, you can ignore him or exploit his weakness. But if you are completely controlled by him, the consequences will be disastrous." Graham's words are very important investment common sense. Mr. Market will only give you the price, not the value. Don't believe that the market is always efficient.

3. Volatility is not a risk. As mentioned above, "Mr. Market" will often give stupid market quotations. This quotation sometimes exceeds everyone's expectations or tolerance, so the stock price fluctuates violently. It happens, but it is foolish to regard short-term fluctuations as risk. Short-term fluctuations do not equal the risk of permanent loss. Risk means that if you bet wrong, you will lose money, and relatively short-term fluctuations do not equal permanent loss. Loss, therefore, is not a risk, unless you panic when the market hits a trough and are frightened by the loss and sell stocks at low prices, which is really "turning short-term fluctuations into permanent losses." "Even very good stocks, and you bought them at a very cheap price, will often face sharp short-term declines, because Mr. Market is like that. It is important to understand that "short-term fluctuations are not a real risk."

3. Start running

Starting in June, I set a small goal for myself to complete 100 kilometers every month. Running, the execution of the goal is supervised by Xiao Zai (in fact, while I am working out and losing weight, I also want to increase his physical fitness). In the past two months, I can basically take him to run 2-3 times a week. When I am walking with my baby, the average pace per kilometer must be more than 10 minutes; when I am not taking him, I can challenge my fastest pace, which was 5 minutes and 17 seconds last time.

6 I ran 114 kilometers on the first day of July, and now I have completed 31 kilometers in July. I haven’t lost weight, but I am getting more relaxed as I run. Moreover, every time I finish running, I will receive a medal. , very good!

If you keep running, it will be wonderful in 1 year, 2 years, etc. . > Postscript:

If you explore with curiosity, life will be really beautiful