Duan Yongping:

Many people fail, not because of their abilities, but because they are too impatient.

They always want to make a fortune overnight and reach the sky in one step, forgetting that true wealth and growth require time to slowly settle.

What I learned from Buffett is that the most important thing is the business model; a good business model is often a guarantee of good future cash flow.

Becoming rich is actually very simple: find effective things, stick to them, discover ineffective things, and stop immediately.

Truly capable people quietly accumulate strength rather than exhaust themselves for appearances.

Most people are too restless and worry too much. Success requires great calmness and patience, and when opportunities arise, one must be sufficiently proactive.

Investment, in essence, is a journey of cultivating the mind. What is cultivated is letting go of comparison, no longer looking around; what is cultivated is returning to a calm heart and seeing through short-term fluctuations.

Real long-term profit comes from growing together with the best companies, rather than exhausting oneself trying to guess market sentiments. When you no longer fantasize about making all the market's money, wealth will quietly come to you.