After watching my sister's interview, I didn't really care about how much she accomplished, but rather became more certain of one thing: she and most people don't make life decisions in the same logic Many people treat life as an exam, and every step must be taken correctly. Once they make the wrong choice, they feel like the rest of the journey has been ruined, so they hesitate to take action But she was more like doing a series of continuous experiments, recommended by friends to try, and even went on stage before fully thinking it through, because she knew very well that what really mattered was never a judgment of right or wrong, but being on the court all the time This incident deeply touched me. When I started working, I started as a KOL, engaged in cryptocurrency trading, and invested. Essentially, I followed the same logic of continuous action. Even if I failed this time, I would not stop because of it. I have never denied my path just because I was rejected once I am well aware that I do not have so many back ups, nor do I have opportunities to waste at will, so I can only keep moving forward, constantly correcting, and accumulating. Being young should not treat a setback as the end Her attitude towards failure is also very realistic. When the starting point is low, failure is not fatal, but the cheapest and clearest feedback. Many people are trapped not because of insufficient ability, but because they treat one attempt as a turning point too early More importantly, she always maintains an open attitude towards new things, without resistance or stage fright, nor does she assume that she is definitely not capable. Many of the things she later accomplished were actually completely unfamiliar fields at the beginning The first time she went to interview as a host, she didn't back down because she hadn't done it before. After being recommended to the exchange, she didn't hesitate about whether her position was high or not. Instead, she went to read the Bitcoin white paper for the first time, trying to understand what problems the system was solving. Her growth was not built on experience, but on continuous experimentation and learning She always puts herself in a position where no matter how hard she tries, she won't lose out, so she can continue to act instead of being dragged down by emotions repeatedly She looks at people and relationships from a long-term perspective, not rushing to get results from relationships, but more concerned about whether she is a long-term reliable person, and interpersonal relationships are the same. If she thinks from the beginning that knowing someone can immediately bring you something, this relationship often cannot go far The relationships that can truly stay are often not established when the interests are greatest, but rather slowly accumulated during seemingly ordinary or even troublesome moments The significance of the circle is also here. It's not about who is suddenly lifted up, but about being seen and recognized by higher quality people through continuous action. During her tenure as a host, she was recommended by Mai Gang to enter OK, essentially because her state, judgment, and execution ability were naturally at that level. Being able to stand shoulder to shoulder with people like @ cz-binance later on is also a natural extension of this path, leading to Binance CoCeo @ heyibintance today There is a saying in the interview that I remember very clearly: the money people earn is money from cognition, interpersonal relationships, and cognitive relationships. You will be with people at the same level of cognition for a long time After watching this interview, I am even more certain of one thing. Yijie's height is not a one-time bet or luck, but rather her long-term perspective on choices, failures, learning, and relationships themselves. The circle will amplify this gap, and time will definitely reveal it all If you are young and standing in a position where you have not yet seen the direction clearly, the most important value of this interview is not to tell you which path to choose, but to confirm one thing. As long as you continue to act, learn, and are willing to put yourself on the field, time will not stand opposite you