Many friends may not believe it, but I now truly believe in fate: "What is meant to be will eventually be, and what is not meant to be should not be forced." This really reflects my current state. It's not that I don't work hard, but I have become much more indifferent to the results. In the past, when I didn't succeed, I would blame the heavens and others, always feeling that fate was unfair to me. Later, I realized that every failure was due to my own immaturity, my lack of decisiveness, and my misjudgment.

However, every entrepreneurial venture or new beginning is different from the previous ones. There is no way to apply the old "process"; I still have to go through my own choices. It's like the ancient saying, "Man proposes, God disposes." It doesn't mean I leave everything to fate, but rather that I can face the outcome of failure with equanimity.

If I fail, it means I wasn't fully prepared in certain aspects, so I will try again. If I fail again, I will try again. If I succeed, I will also try again. Repeatedly, as the number of attempts increases, my expectations for the results become less significant, and it becomes more about whether I can grow through these successes or failures.

I once heard a saying that successful experiences are remarkably similar, while failed experiences are all kinds of strange. The further I walk on the path of failure, the closer I get to success.

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