Original source: OKX

He is the top node of OKX, "Tianqing."

He has also worked as a KTV waiter, assembled screws in a factory, and earned a living through physical labor across countless industries.

During the pandemic in 2021, a video of Musk promoting Dogecoin became the accidental starting point for his entry into the crypto world.

He used the 200,000 he saved from working to buy an Ethereum mining machine, diving headfirst into this seemingly golden world.

The reality, however, was far more brutal than he imagined: exchanges collapsed, contracts were liquidated, and altcoins plummeted…

Defeats came one after another, but he persevered and never left the market.

In five years, he relied on the stable node operations and rational trading system at OKX, gradually transforming from a grassroots individual into a top trader earning millions annually.

He is not a myth of overnight wealth, but rather one of the most genuine types of people in the crypto world:

Slow, but steady; not flashy, but penetrating the darkness.

In this issue, Mia from OKX interviews the top node "Tianqing," taking you deep into the true growth journey of this comeback artist.

1. Grassroots Background | Dropped out of middle school to work in a factory, entered the crypto world with a 200,000 investment in Ethereum mining machines due to a Musk video

Unwilling to just assemble screws, he invested 200,000 in Ethereum mining machines to start

Mia: Today, we have a very special guest, the top node of OKX, "Teacher Tianqing." "Teacher Tianqing," where does your story with the crypto world begin?

Tianqing: Don’t be fooled by the fact that I can earn millions a year and have A8 savings; to be honest, I’m just a very ordinary person. I was born in 1994 and didn’t even finish middle school. I started working alone when I was around fourteen or fifteen. Initially, I worked in a factory assembling screws, which is similar to driving for ride-hailing or delivering food now, earning money through physical labor. Later, I worked on construction sites and even in KTV and other entertainment industries, but honestly, I didn’t make much money and saw no hope in those jobs. During that time, I wondered why some people could make money while others remained stuck at the bottom for their entire lives. I began to pay attention to those who were making money, trying to find a way to escape my previous life. I remember it was 2021, the pandemic was still ongoing, and the physical industry was completely shut down. I spent my days scrolling through Toutiao and Douyin, and I came across a video of Musk promoting Dogecoin, which had skyrocketed in value. That’s when I started to think about whether I could give it a try. It was at that moment that I accidentally entered the crypto world.

My starting capital was around 200,000, which I had saved from working, and I used it to buy Ethereum mining machines. I started out mining. At that time, I was working while mining, with several machines set up at home. In winter, the house was warm, but in summer it was unbearably hot because of the high power consumption. At my peak, I had eight graphics card machines, each with twelve graphics cards, totaling ninety-six graphics cards. Looking back, it was quite a hassle, but I felt it was worth it for the sake of making money.

Even now, I still live in my hometown. I wouldn’t say I’m extravagant, nor am I a wealthy person in the area; my life is still pretty much the same as before, but now I hope to take better care of those around me.

Mia: How did you transition from assembling screws to the entertainment industry and then to municipal engineering?

Tianqing: At first, I didn’t have much money, and working in a factory was quite inspiring. I was better than others at my job and worked harder, so I quickly got promoted to team leader or assembly line supervisor, which they called "la chang." Basically, within two months, I could reach that position. Assembling screws is repetitive work, and to get promoted, you have to do better than others.

Mia: After you were promoted to team leader, why did you want to leave?

Tianqing: I actually switched between many industries, and I have left my mark assembling screws in many places. Some might think this process was particularly tumultuous and that I wanted to give up. But at that time, I had no way out. When you’re at a low point, there’s no other way but to move up. It wasn’t like today’s young people who have more choices. Back then, I thought that no matter how I went about it, things would get better. Even if I continued as a team leader and became a supervisor, that would still be moving up. But I also felt that the internet would bring more opportunities, so I wanted to see if I could do something related to the internet. During those years, micro-businesses were particularly popular, and I tried doing some of that and made some money.

My first car was a Volkswagen Santana I bought in 2015. At that time, not many people had cars, especially in small places like ours, so driving it home felt quite impressive. Looking back now, that car is almost like scrap metal; times have changed. Now I drive a Cadillac that I bought five years ago, before I entered the crypto world. Even though I made money later, I didn’t change my car because to me, a car is just a tool. In the crypto world, you don’t need to package yourself with these things; as long as you have substance, it doesn’t matter what car you drive, or even if you don’t have one, you can still make money. Many big shots I know who drive A8s or A9s don’t care about these things; they drive cars worth only two to three hundred thousand.

With like-minded friends, slowly rising from the bottom

Mia: After you left the internet, what did you do? Was there a particularly memorable experience?

Tianqing: Yes. I have a particularly deep impression of my experiences with the two brothers from my initial team. At first, the three of us were very poor, and we met after entering the crypto world. At that time, the two of them had just been laid off from an exchange and were unemployed. One of them came looking for a girlfriend for love but didn’t even have money for rent; the other had just had a baby and had to pay a mortgage and car loan. I had just entered the crypto world and was also burdened with a mortgage and car loan. The three of us rented a small room for 900 yuan a month, living and working together.

He used a laptop from college, and the room was very dimly lit; I still feel indebted to him for that. He originally didn’t have myopia, but later, due to the poor lighting and not being able to see the screen clearly, his vision deteriorated to five or six hundred degrees. At that time, the three of us endured together. Now they have both made money, are no longer in debt, and are living decently, still working with me. I’ve even posted a group photo of the three of us on social media, taking a shirtless photo every year, three big men embracing each other, marking our third, fourth year… This is a deep brotherhood. We have slowly risen from the bottom together. No matter how far we go in the future, at least we have always worked together, each doing our best to make money for the betterment of the team.

Mia: What were they doing before?

Tianqing: One was working as customer service in a gaming company, and he didn’t have much money at that time. He later did telemarketing, making a thousand calls a day. The other used to deliver food.

Mia: Are their fortunes now similar to yours?

Tianqing: Not as much as mine, but they are only a few million short. For them, it’s already a change in fate.

Mia: What do you think are the common traits among the three of you that have allowed you to support each other and move up?

Tianqing: It’s being "poor" and having "shared hardships." Experiencing hardship is actually a form of wealth. Many people have gone through suffering but haven’t turned it into motivation. We, however, have transformed suffering into the nutrients for growth.

Happiness doesn’t make people grow, but suffering definitely will. With these experiences, every step you take will be more cautious; you will think more, consider the consequences and developments of things, and then push things in a positive direction. As long as you do this, there will definitely be results.

Mia: So, from a small place to where you are now, you could be considered a successful comeback story?

Tianqing: If we’re talking about being relatively wealthy in the village or town, then yes. But I’m still working hard and don’t know what the final outcome will be, so my life hasn’t changed much. The only difference is that the burden on my family has lessened a lot; they no longer have to worry about food and living expenses.

2. Starting Point of the Comeback | Fell into a low point due to A network's collapse, switched to OKX and earned a million annually

The life-and-death situation in the crypto world, A network's collapse wiped out funds

Mia: How long did it take you to earn your first million? How did you do it?

Tianqing: It took me about a year to earn my first million, but the process was quite tortuous. At that time, I had just entered the crypto world and initially worked as an agent for A network (AOFEX platform). Because I was quite familiar with the forums, I had accumulated some resources. At that time, many people were interested in the crypto world and wanted to trade, so we took the opportunity to share download links and beginner tutorials with them, teaching them how to register and operate. Initially, I accidentally shared a few invitation codes, and later I started earning commissions, so I thought, could I rely on this to maintain trading—after all, my own trading wasn’t going smoothly. Thus, the commissions from being an agent became my main source of cash flow.

At first, things went quite smoothly, and I did make some money on A network. However, unexpectedly, the platform later collapsed. Not only did I lose the entire user base, but I also lost my funds that I hadn’t had time to cash out. Besides living expenses and a few thousand yuan left in my Alipay, I had put all my other money into that platform. But what truly broke me wasn’t just the loss of money; it was the collapse of my confidence in the industry. I began to reflect: I introduced users to the platform, and it ended up doing this; was I also doing something wrong? I remember very clearly that it was the night of December 10 or 14, 2021, and I sat on my sofa at home, staring blankly for over two hours, but life had to go on.

Later, I realized that small exchanges couldn’t earn money in the long run and were very risky. Although they seemed to offer quick profits, the reality was that the earnings weren’t fast. I then heard others say that OKX was very stable and wouldn’t have such risks of collapse. So starting from November and December 2021, I officially switched to OKX. In fact, even when I was still with A network, I had already started using OKX. At that time, I made money on A network, and when I needed to withdraw funds, I would transfer the money to OKX.

I have been with OKX for over four years now. If I can persist for ten years and average out the profits each year, the returns will be far more stable than those from small exchanges. Although small exchanges offer high commissions, users won’t keep their assets there for long. When users have a good relationship with you, they will deposit some money to trade; once the relationship sours, they won’t use that exchange anymore. OKX is different; users will keep all their money in the crypto world here, whether for spot trading, contracts, or wealth management and strategies, all assets will be concentrated in this account. Even if they play on other platforms, they only withdraw a portion of the funds from this account; whether they earn or lose, in the end, the money will still be withdrawn back to OKX. So I believe that only by working with a safe exchange can this job be sustained for many years. You can’t work with those small exchanges where "you eat well today, but you don’t know if there will be food tomorrow"; you might wake up one day and find the app won’t open, which is unsustainable. Later, I calmed down and slowly focused on OKX. Eventually, I earned my own "first pot of gold."

Mia: At that time, did you feel that all exchanges in the industry were similar, leading to a complete loss of trust?

Tianqing: Not really; I think I still viewed these matters quite optimistically. There are always bad people in this world, but it can’t be all bad people. At that time, OKX had already been operating for many years. I felt that OKX was very stable; in my mind, "stability" and "longevity" were the most important, while making quick money wasn’t that crucial.

Understanding the Way to Make Money, Transitioning to OKX to Become a Top Node

Mia: How did you gradually become a top node at OKX?

Tianqing: It's about doing things one step at a time, continuously. My philosophy is quite simple: persistence. It's not just about persisting during good times; you need to persist even more during bad times. I have always believed that this world works like this—if you can outlast those who are restless, what remains are people like us who are willing to work diligently. Restless people will eventually leave because they lose confidence during bear markets; during bull markets, they feel they’ve made enough money and start to drift away, ultimately leaving as well. But I am not that kind of person. Whether it's a bull market or a bear market, I keep going and persist.

Mia: What is your secret to "conversion" as a node?

Tianqing: I guide them to trade, but it’s not a very frequent guidance. However, since everyone has different understandings of this industry, when I tell them to buy, many are hesitant. Most people wait for prices to drop further when they see a decline. For example, when I bought Bitcoin at 20,000, they were saying, "Wait for 8,000," and even advised me against buying. They said, "Don’t buy, it’s clearly going to drop further; are you really going to jump in?" In fact, the Bitcoin I bought at 20,000 later skyrocketed, but I still keep one as a memento.

Mia: Between your node income and trading income, which accounts for a larger share?

Tianqing: Of course, the stable income from the node accounts for a larger share, providing me with sufficient cash flow.

Mia: As a top node, what are your community members like, and how did they enter this circle?

Tianqing: Actually, there are more grassroots users. Of course, there are wealthy individuals, but they make up a relatively small proportion. Most people enter this industry wanting to make money, but they still have many misconceptions. For example, we should view various platforms, including exchanges, as tools for asset growth. They are designed to meet different needs and user profiles to help everyone achieve asset appreciation. Many people define exchanges as places for gambling or games, casually coming in to "play a hand." This approach makes it very difficult to make money and achieve asset growth.

In fact, my own asset growth hasn’t been particularly fast; over the years, it has only increased a few times. But I am the type that moves steadily; my assets have never retraced more than 10%. Unlike the stories that netizens love to watch about making hundreds or thousands of times overnight, I am actually on the completely opposite path. I seek relative certainty amid uncertainty. I cannot stand the rhythm of huge ups and downs. Having money at three in the morning and losing it by five the next morning is something I cannot tolerate.

In my group, there are users who deliver food, freelancers, factory workers, people from the internet, and of course, some young people, etc. They want to prove themselves, and their desire to make money is quite strong.

3. Beyond the Node | "Ethereum Affection" and "Slow Trading System," Building My Own Money-Making Methodology

Persisting as an "E Guardian," Staying True to My Heart and Slowly Getting Rich

Mia: Besides being a node, do you also engage in other trading?

Tianqing: Of course. In this industry, my deepest affection is for Ethereum. My name contains "ETH," which is also a way of indirectly promoting Ethereum; I am an "E Guardian." I remember clearly when Ethereum dropped to over 800 USD in 2022; I was live streaming and watched it plummet to 800 USD in real-time. I was stunned, and the viewers in the stream were asking, "Why isn’t the host speaking? Why aren’t you talking?" At that time, I had bought Ethereum at over 1500 USD, and it was almost halved. Most people had lost confidence, but I still thought—I have to endure, I have to hold on.

In the end, I did hold on. Not long after, Ethereum rebounded to 2000 USD. I initially entered the market by mining Ethereum, so I have a deep connection with it. At that time, I had a teacher who used to work in futures; he taught us how to trade contracts. He emphasized "momentum," telling us: don’t look at the price, look at the momentum. Because you can’t predict the ups and downs, you can only judge when this momentum will end or when it will rise. That’s how we trade. I feel this is much more reliable than just guessing prices.

Mia: Did you mainly learn trading from this futures teacher? What other methods do you use to learn?

Tianqing: I’ve learned a lot on my own; I’ve explored almost all the various schools of thought available online. But I think the most useful is the perspective of long cycles; simplicity is key. The shorter the cycle, the harder it is to predict trends because there are too many variables in between. For example, if we try to guess where the price will be in ten minutes, we can’t predict it accurately. But if we look at a long-term trend, like Bitcoin or Ethereum, which are quality assets, their long-term trend is upward. Of course, they may have many fluctuations in the short term, but the long-term trend is easier to judge. So I have always believed that "slow is fast"; slow is effective accumulation, while fast is not necessarily effective accumulation. I use most of my funds for spot trading and strategies, but I also engage in contracts.

Mia: Do you envy those "get rich overnight" trader stories you see online?

Tianqing: Not to mention online; I have examples like that around me. For instance, I have a user who invested 100,000 and made 11 million in half a month. When the Ethereum spot ETF was approved last year, it surged about 30%, and he kept increasing his position with the floating profit, making that money. Before that, I had chatted with him a lot online, but we hadn’t met in person. After he made money, I specifically flew to his city to find him and told him, "You need to transition; you can’t keep rolling over your positions like this."

In my view, the difference in lifestyle between having 11 million and 23 million isn’t that significant; it might just be a slightly better car or a bigger house. But if he loses all 11 million, the decline in quality of life is very noticeable. The drop is so much, while the increase is only a little. I advised him not to continue doing this, but he insisted on going on. Fortunately, he eventually retained two to three million and made some profit, but most of it was given back. In fact, he still didn’t stay true to his heart because this money came too quickly; he didn’t see it as real money, just a string of numbers, and couldn’t feel its value.

Making Good Use of Spot Grids to Capture Every Small Profit

Mia: How often do you trade?

Tianqing: It’s not fixed. During bull market conditions, I might trade every two to three days; during dull market conditions, I don’t do manual trading but instead open spot grids. I often publish OKX’s spot grid strategies, for example, I started building a position from Ethereum at 1800 and have been running it, and now I have sold everything. This spot grid runs continuously and can capture profits from small fluctuations. It’s very hard to catch small fluctuations manually; simply put, it can help you make money 24 hours a day. I calculated that the spot grid for Ethereum has an annual return of about 30% to 50%, but some people might look down on it, thinking that holding ETH directly during a bull market might yield higher returns. However, grids need to be paired with spot trading; their advantage lies in having a certain risk resistance. Unlike spot trading, where you can’t move once you’re stuck, selling at a loss and then buying back when it rises leads to you having less and less of your spot assets. Grids can capture all the small profits during range-bound fluctuations.

Mia: How much have you earned from spot grids?

Tianqing: It’s in the range of one to two million. Moreover, using OKX’s spot grid strategy requires minimal management; it runs automatically. As long as you believe the asset won’t go to zero and the price is at a low point, you can start this strategy.

Mia: Besides grids, are there other stable tools?

Tianqing: Earning products are also good; I used to save in simple earning products and some long-term trend guaranteed products. But I think the most stable is still the spot grid. It buys automatically when prices drop, helping to lower the average cost; it sells automatically when prices rise, ensuring you take the profits you should. Although the returns aren’t as explosive as spot trading, 70% or more of the time in the crypto world is actually in a range-bound market. What we need to capture is precisely the profits from these fluctuations. I think grid strategies are particularly suitable for those who want to buy the dip but feel the current price isn’t right.

Additionally, you can choose trend trading or strategy-based earning products, which often yield more than traditional financial products. For example, during stable market conditions, annual returns can be maintained at 2%-3%, and once the market becomes active, annual returns can even soar to 30%-40%. Many people mistakenly believe that the crypto world is extremely risky, but in fact, both Teacher Tian and friends in the community have personally verified that there are indeed many stable trading methods in the crypto world that can preserve capital.

Mia: How do you usually balance spot trading and grids?

Tianqing: 60:40, with 60% in spot trading and 40% in spot grids.

4. Advice for Newcomers | Plan Before Acting, Slow Trading, Understand Cycles, and Stay True to Your Heart

Plan Before Acting and Stay True to Your Heart

Mia: A few days ago, I saw you post on Twitter that you made 1 million in 60 days. Given the current poor employment environment, do you think young people can still make 1 million by entering Web3?

Tianqing: Of course, there is an opportunity. Everyone only sees me making 1 million in 60 days, but this is the result of five years of work; I spent the previous four years laying the groundwork for those 60 days, which they do not have. If they come in thinking they can make 1 million in 60 days, or even overnight, that’s unrealistic. If you haven’t put in that much effort or accumulated that much, wanting to achieve someone else’s results is illogical.

Mia: For example, if a new member joins your community, how would you generally advise them to gradually get rich in this circle?

Tianqing: I actually think trading is about cultivating the mind. Many big shots have said this before; I used to think it was pretentious, but now I deeply agree. When you’re not making money, you definitely don’t want to hear this kind of talk. You want to know how to make money immediately. But after I’ve gone through that stage, I understand that there is no method that allows you to make money immediately without risk. There are no such good things in this world.

So I would advise new friends, including my fans or group members, to first settle down and think clearly about which path they want to take. I often say in my live streams, "Plan before acting"—think about what you want to do first, then consider how to do it, breaking it down step by step. But the most important thing is to stay true to your heart; don’t be envious when you see others making money. You only see others making money, but you don’t see what they went through behind the scenes. Many great figures become well-known overnight, but few people understand what they did in the years prior.

Opportunities to Make Money: Waiting for Cycles, Completing Tasks, and Acting as an Agent

Mia: What other opportunities do you think exist in Web3 for making money now?

Tianqing: I think the most stable opportunity to make money is to wait for cycles. For example, if the price is high now, should we consider a low-leverage long-term short? Or if the price has bottomed out, should we consider going long again? Many people have made money this way, and I am no exception. For instance, I bought Ethereum at 800 USD, 1500 USD, and 2100 USD, and I encouraged my followers to buy as well, but they were skeptical when I called for it. Now that I have sold a large portion of my Ethereum spot, they call me a fool, saying how could I sell at such a high price? But when the price was dropping, they called me stupid for daring to buy at that time. Ultimately, we must let the facts and results speak for themselves. Those who called me foolish when I made my calls are mostly no longer in the crypto space. Their spirits have been crushed, and their assets may no longer support their attempts to continue. So I have always believed: we must respect objective facts and avoid emotional trading.

You can occasionally trade emotionally, but if you do it every day, you definitely won’t last long. When we make a decision, we should make fewer of them, not more. We need to gather enough information, such as five clues A, B, C, D, and E, to collectively contribute to a decision; this decision will then be of quality. For example, these five clues lead me to decide to buy here, and then the price goes up; when new clues appear, I sell at another position. Such decisions are relatively good. But some people make 20 decisions and trades in a day, each without theoretical support. Can the quality of such decisions be high? In the end, they don’t even know what trades they are opening.

Mia: Besides trading, what other ways can newcomers participate?

Tianqing: Of course, there are options like completing tasks for rewards. I’m not very good at it, but some of my friends in the group who are short on money do these tasks to earn some cash before returning to trading. They earn a little here and there, ultimately coming back to trading. For newcomers entering the space, the most important thing is to stay true to their hearts, slowly try out various products on exchanges, and understand which functions are suitable for which scenarios. Many people see others making money or a certain coin skyrocketing, and in a moment of excitement, they register an account and invest all their funds, only to end up either losing money or feeling scammed. But in reality, they made these decisions without any theoretical support, so the quality of their decisions is naturally poor, and they are likely to get buried.

Mia: You mentioned that the money you earned from acting as an agent is even more than from trading. Would you recommend newcomers to become agents as well?

Tianqing: If you have resources, I definitely recommend you become an agent. I feel that everything has gone smoothly since I joined OKX; the challenges I faced were mostly not on the OKX side. This is also why we can sit together today; I really like this exchange.

Mia: You and your friends started out as nodes on OKX and have now accumulated considerable wealth. Do you think newcomers still have the opportunity to achieve financial freedom through nodes?

Tianqing: Absolutely. I know many peers who have made a lot of money in this industry. If you have resources, you can go develop them. Web3 is the trend; many Web2 industries are faith-based industries. If you have resources, you should seize the opportunity to bring users into Web3. The dividend period may last for a few more years, so friends with resources must grasp it.

Mia: Do you have any methods for becoming a node that can help users make money alongside you?

Tianqing: I have always hoped that users can make money with me, but some people don’t listen because they want to make quick money. This inevitably comes with greater risks, but they lack experience and cannot withstand such risks. I will tell them what to do in different market cycles, such as what to do in a downtrend, uptrend, or sideways market. But even after teaching them, they may not be willing to listen. I am also reflecting on whether my way of expressing things is wrong. So I am trying to use live streaming and continuously output content to help them believe more, and gradually they will come to appreciate a stable asset growth approach.

To Myself and My Fans: Don’t Rush, Even A9 Big Shots Lived in 15 Square Meter Apartments and Played with 5 USD During Tough Times

Mia: How do you see the future development of the ecosystem? Will it become more platform-oriented or more free?

Tianqing: Web3 will become increasingly formalized in the future. In recent years, more traditional elites have entered, including institutions, high-net-worth individuals, and those with high cognition and education. Stories of grassroots comebacks will become less frequent. Before the bull market in 2021, these people looked down on the crypto space. Now they actively want to enter, or at least hold a wait-and-see attitude. When Bitcoin rose to 120,000 USD, it silenced everyone. All reasons become invalid in the face of rising prices. The crypto space will definitely get better and more formalized and institutionalized. So it’s best to get in early.

Mia: Do the community members who entered this industry with you still follow you?

Tianqing: Some do. But many have dropped out along the way. The ones who remain are quite impressive in reality and can achieve stable profits. But the premise of stable profits is: don’t take gains and losses too seriously. If you focus too much on gains and losses, you will actually do worse. Finding a balance between your rhythm and the market’s rhythm, and stepping steadily, will allow you to survive in the crypto space.

Mia: Have you experienced any particularly difficult phases in the past? Can you share some of that with us?

Tianqing: I have had many difficult experiences, such as exchanges running away, contract liquidations, and being stuck in altcoins, etc. For example, I made a lot of money with Ethereum and Bitcoin, but lost four to five million on altcoins. However, I accepted this reality and no longer expected to break even on altcoins; instead, I increased my positions in BTC and ETH. As a result, these two did not disappoint me and helped recover my previous losses in other coins.

Losses are indeed painful; seeing several digits disappear from your account every day is tough. But the key is to "endure"; you have to survive. As long as you stay alive, there is a chance. I know several A9-level big shots who, during tough times, lived in 15 square meter apartments and played with 5 USD. Their common trait is that they endured. When the market is bad, don’t make rash moves; it’s when the market is good that you should be more active. Many people get the order wrong; they keep making moves when the market is unfavorable, which leads to their downfall.

Mia: Do you have any words you would like to say to your past self?

Tianqing: I want to say that every bit of hardship is not in vain. Suffering is the nourishment for growth. The more hardship you can endure, the more blessings you can enjoy. If you view things with an optimistic mindset, they will be optimistic; if you view the world pessimistically, you are destined to fail.

Mia: Do you have any words for the fans in front of the screen?

Tianqing: Don’t rush, don’t rush, don’t rush. If you can survive in the crypto space for ten years, you can also get rich.

Mia: That’s great; we’ll remember that. This concludes today’s interview. Today, I deeply felt Teacher Tianqing’s sincerity as he shared his journey. When I asked him about his hardships, he said he has already forgotten those past difficulties and is truly optimistic. Only such people can persist in doing the right things and rise from grassroots to where they are now.

Tianqing: People need to find positive feedback; you cannot blindly persist in a negative feedback environment; that is foolish persistence. You need to find things that are beneficial to you, continuously research and optimize, to go further. Some people say persistence is just foolish persistence. If you are currently screwing in screws, are you persisting because you are better at it than others? Do you have a path for advancement? If so, then that is your path. But if you have been doing it for a year without success and optimization yields no results, then don’t persist. This is not where your talent lies.

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