Recently, we opened a new world in Tiktok, and learned that so much wealth can be generated in the completely unknown corner industries. I think Ivy's videos are valuable to ordinary people, far higher than those high-end interviews of Ma Yunmusk, because these well-known successful people are already too "transparent" to the public, and there are too many autobiographies and interviews to tell their experiences, and even a kind of information cocoon room for ordinary people, thinking that the rich people in the world have to be like them. I know how Jack Ma's Maybach came about, but when I was in school, I walked on the road and looked at BMW and Mercedes Benz, and I was very puzzled about what these people were doing. At that time, I also had a great impulse to go up and ask about their experiences. The small group of seemingly transparent pyramid top tycoons are actually the farthest from ordinary people, while the middle and small wealthy who are truly close to ordinary people and can be reached with a little effort and luck may be extremely large in size, but at the same time, they are very mysterious because they do not and cannot share their experiences, and no media will ever think that interviewing them is valuable or a topic, but they are the most likely to become ordinary people. When I was renting a house recently, I met a landlord who owns more than ten properties. I was wondering how she could buy so many. She said she works in dredging rivers. Ah? River dredging That's right, I just bought a few boats and when the river was blocked, I drove over to clean it up. I could earn several million at once Sleeping trough? Sleeping trough! Sleeping trough