Active brainwashing

 　　The difference between people begins with their beliefs. The

　　disparity between rich and poor is a product of their mindsets.

　　Changing mindsets can be done through active brainwashing or subtle influence.

　　Active brainwashing requires spending a significant amount of time immersing oneself in a particular environment

　　until one's thinking habits change.

　　This leads to a focus on making money, proactive learning, heightened sensitivity to certain types of information, agile action, and the use of subconscious power.

　　Year after year, one's desires are fulfilled.

　　I've always believed that mindsets are precious, and should be carefully considered.

　　Look at middle-aged people who haven't updated their mindsets; they're either poor or vulgar.

　　Don't go into too much detail; they truly won't understand.

　　Every day, one should deliberately brainwash oneself. In fact, questioning is also valuable; one must first become an expert before questioning becomes effective.

　　Those who constantly criticize and disbelieve, questioning everything without question, think others' active brainwashing is foolish? They think they're the only smart ones?

　　Don't say too much; they genuinely don't believe.

　　The poor truly believe learning is useless, and some people read only to challenge, show off, and chime in to appear knowledgeable. The kind of people I'm talking about today learn to change.

　　To truly change, you need to actively brainwash yourself, like undergoing a marrow-cleansing process according to the I Ching. Unless it's ingrained in your bones, I know I won't change. My thinking is exceptionally stubborn, making change even more difficult. No one succeeds easily.

　　Physical exertion is no match for a change in mindset. Many people talk about a life-changing moment, even saying they worked 16 hours a day, but what they're really emphasizing is actively brainwashing themselves in a certain environment, not just hard work.

　　Assembly line workers also work 16 hours a day, so why don't they change? Enough said, let's get to the brainwashing.

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