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There was this woman who could taste colors. Her brain had mixed up its wiring, and whenever she saw red, she tasted strawberries. Blue tasted like salt water. But when she turned thirty-five, a brain tumor reversed the condition completely.

There's a model from the investor Ray Dalio called the "All Seasons" portfolio. It is designed to work well if the economy is good and even if the economy is bad. The goal is to protect yourself so that you can stay in the game long enough to win. It’s like being on an escalator that’s moving downward. If you just stand still, you go down. By diversifying, you keep climbing, no matter what.

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It's just so crazy how we're all basically living different versions of the same life, like some friends are already settling down with mortgages and stuff, while others are still figuring out what to eat for dinner. And honestly? Maybe that's just how it's supposed to be right now.

When young people ask me about success, I tell them: don't just chase money. Money is result, not purpose. First build value, help others solve problems. When you make other people successful, success will naturally come to you. That's my experience.

Let's talk about the difference between 'make' and 'do'. Many students get confused about when to use each one. When you make something, you're creating it, but when you do something, you're performing an action. Let's look at some examples.

Well, you see, mate, when approaching a character, it's not just about, you know, what's on the page. I mean, you sort of have to find those little moments, those peculiar bits that make them... interesting. And then, of course, there's the whole matter of making it your own, savvy?

When you want to do global business, first thing is not about money, it's about understanding. I learn everyday from different cultures, different people. If you only focus on profit, you cannot build trust. Trust come from respect, from understanding other people's thinking.