What life lessons have you realized after half your life?

1. Don't randomly associate with people; a fool can ruin nine virtues.

2. The cleaner the house, the richer the days.

3. Companies that hire accountants at the end of the year usually have issues; it's best not to go.

4. Insurance companies are hiring every day, and they never fill all positions because employees are also customers.

5. Become who you want to be by following them long-term.

6. To succeed, you must have solid skills and the ability to boast.

7. True connections mostly equate to "money networks."

8. As an adult, don't measure the world by right and wrong.

9. Don't guarantee for others, even if they are close friends.

10. Be clear in business: distinguish between officials, bureaucrats, and clerks.

11. Like attracts like; strong people are surrounded by powerful energy fields.

12. Don't help others unconditionally; they will only take advantage.

13. Choose to marry someone better than you.

14. Whatever you do, aim to seize the initiative.

15. Being sociable means finding a group of like-minded people, not sacrificing yourself to please everyone.

16. People of lower social levels tend to slander, envy, and sabotage because they feel inferior and fear others' success.

17. Being open-minded is heaven; being narrow-minded is hell.

18. The greatest value of reading is not just knowing a lot, but realizing how much you don't know.

19. When you're fake to everyone but genuine to yourself, you've found happiness.

20. Be sincere in your motives with others; this builds strong relationships. Be strategic in your work; this ensures stability.

21. After surfing the internet for a long time, you'll find that the most valuable thing isn't your wallet, but your attention.

22. Low-level scammers are obviously fake; high-level scammers are semi-true and semi-fake; the most advanced scammers tell you the whole truth but guide you to the desired conclusion through taking things out of context, changing concepts, and avoiding key points.