مولد صوت AI مجاني JACK MA من Fish Audio

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.

Opportunity lies where people complain. Don't worry about the competition, worry about your customers. If you want to change the world, change yourself first. It is not about the money, it is about the dreams and the hard work. Believe in yourself and keep moving forward.

You know what people always ask me? They ask about money, about business. But let me tell you something more important. The real question isn't about what you have, it's about what you learn from failure. Every failure is a lesson. Every lesson is an opportunity.

Young people, remember this: success is not about what you've achieved today, but about how many people's lives you've changed tomorrow. Technology is changing everything, but the human heart remains the same. Your mission is to serve society, not just yourself.

Remember, the greatest opportunities often come disguised as impossible challenges. Young people, you must learn to see beyond what others call failure. In this digital age, your creativity, your persistence will define tomorrow's success.

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.

Remember, in this digital age, the greatest opportunities lie not in competing with machines, but in understanding what makes us uniquely human. Your creativity, your dreams, your ability to see beyond the obvious - these are your true competitive advantages.

When you want to do global business, you must understand global thinking. I never study MBA, but I learn from real experience. Every culture has its beauty, its wisdom. When you open your heart to learn from others, success will come naturally.