a: choose.

q: what are the prerequisites for trade-offs?

a: distinguish what is important, what is more important and what is most important.

q: what and how much? Give up what and how much?

a: take one out of nine. Take only the most important point and discard all the more important and important ones.

what is the thinking model of choosing one out of nine?

The thinking model of choosing one out of nine is a thinking model that fully focuses on the most important business link and makes the most important business link to the extreme.

this mode of thinking helps you to pool and integrate limited resources in a short time and quickly achieve a single breakthrough.

put all resources into the one thing that the market needs most and that you are good at, and do it to the extreme, instead of trying to do everything.

it's better to break one finger than to hurt nine. The hard part is that most people can't find that finger.

the key to the thinking model of choosing one out of nine is to find the "one", which is directly determined by the values of the parties.

what are the values? Simply put, the ruler to judge right and wrong and whether it is important or not is your values.

when faced with different choices, what do you think is "important, more important and most important?" That's your values.

The real "giving up" is not to pick up the good ones and give up the bad ones, but to choose one of the 1 good ones or give up the other nine. However, driven by the pursuit of security, it is difficult for ordinary people to make a real choice. Their practice is often to follow their emotions and want everything, resulting in scattered forces and finally getting nothing. ?

Buffett's thinking model: If you had to choose one stock from three companies and hold it for 1 years, who would you buy?

Brian Ceschi, CEO of Airbnb, and Bezos, CEO of Amazon, sat down to chat, and they talked about their idol Buffett.

So, Ceschi asked Bezos, "What do you think is the best advice Buffett gave you?"

Bezos said, "I once asked Buffett that your investment philosophy is very simple. Why don't people just copy your practice?"

Buffett said, "Because no one wants to get rich slowly."

Even Warren Buffett earned 99.8% of his assets after he was 5 years old.

what I have learned is to make a plan for my later life, choose one out of nine, focus on professional owners, plan for a long time, and cultivate intensively.