🧐You might be gradually destroying your life's composability by focusing on short-term gains! Many people believe that as long as they make money, their life choices will increase. But the reality is often the opposite: many people narrow their life paths precisely because they "make money too quickly and too hastily." What truly determines your long-term wealth ceiling isn't a single judgment or a particular market trend, but a fundamental variable often overlooked: Your "composability" with the external world. Play long-term games with long-term people; build your core circle over the long term + leverage the influence of weaker external relationships to continuously expand your network. As Wang Chuan explains this concept: Increased wealth essentially comes from increasing your composability with the outside world; and composability comes from "open, free connections that are difficult to disrupt by external forces." If you reduce composability for short-term gains, you'll suffer long-term consequences. The essence of making money is to increase your choices and composability: if there's a conflict, choice always takes precedence over making money! I believe this is a crucial life issue that everyone should seriously consider, because these fundamental code elements are deeply ingrained and are essential for truly growing into a stable, towering tree. Now ask yourself these three key questions: 1️⃣ What is your composability? 2️⃣ How do you build a long-term, collaborative core community? 3️⃣ Are you doing things that reduce external composability for short-term gains? Are you currently amplifying connections or depleting them?

Good morning, bro! 🫡🌞

GM

Value investing!