What is the wealth of life? What do you pursue? Let's talk about our ideas.

What I want to say is that there is no absolute difference between having wealth and pursuing hobbies. It's just that which is more important in your heart.

Isn't the pursuit for wealth? On the contrary, does wealth come without asking? The following example is a good illustration. Only by truly pursuing what belongs to you can you get wealth that others can't steal. . . . . . . . . .

"Do what you like and are good at, and God will help you succeed." This is what Bill Gates, the richest man in the world, said. Bill Gates is a computer genius. Even before he became famous, he was obsessed with computers and was a typical workaholic. But this kind of "work" is entirely out of an instinctive hobby, which has been vividly displayed in his middle school days.

At that time, in order to study the computer playing poker program, he was almost hungry. Poker and computer consumed most of his time. Like other things he cares about, Gates plays poker very seriously. Although he didn't play well for the first time, he was not discouraged. Finally, he became a poker master and developed this computer program. During that time, as long as he didn't play poker at night, Gates would appear in Aiken Computer Center of Harvard University, because there were not many people using computers at that time. Sometimes, when he is exhausted, he falls asleep on the computer. Gates may not be the best student in mathematics at Harvard University, but his talent in computer is unparalleled. His tutor was surprised not only by his cleverness, but also by his exuberant and abundant energy.

In the early days, in addition to business and business trips, Gates worked all night in the company, often late into the night. Sometimes, the secretary will find him snoring loudly on the floor of the office. Genius, hobbies and diligence have made the world's richest man a brilliant and happy life.

Among all the happiness in life, there is a kind of happiness that people relish and envy. This kind of happiness is not available to most people, and only a few people can be very lucky. Most people have to do jobs they don't like in order to make a living, and true happiness is that what they do is consistent with their hobbies, as Shao Yibo, the founder of Yi Bei, said: "If a person wants to succeed, he must find what he wants to do most, which is of course his most capable thing, so that he can work passionately every day and succeed easily ..."

Shao Yibo is a very successful young man. As early as in high school, he made his mark in mathematics and went to Harvard University in the second year of high school. After graduating from Harvard University with an MBA, he declined the high-paying employment offered by major consulting companies and financial investment banks in the United States, and returned to Shanghai to establish Yi Bei Company as CEO. Today, Yi Bei has become the world's largest online trading platform for Chinese.