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The quickest way to see someone's true nature is to be good to them.
Approach them with absolute sincerity, and then observe how they respond.
Often, the goodness that your sincerity displays acts like a mirror—but it doesn't reflect us; instead, it reveals the other person's true nature.
Of course, people with different levels of awareness respond completely differently to the same kindness.
People with high awareness hold respect. They can recognize your respect and won't cheapen it. In fact, they'll reciprocate it many times over.
People with low awareness take it for granted. In their eyes

Why are banknotes getting fewer and fewer each day
We feel tense and anxious
But life is getting shorter each day
And no one seems to care

Wealth is a trap that spans cycles.
Happiness is the everyday life laid out flat.
The growth of wealth depends on the magnitude; a person's main wealth is generally accumulated from a few major peaks.
Happiness, on the other hand, depends on daily frequency. Even the greatest single burst of joy is just a fleeting command in neurotransmitter metabolism and cannot last. True happiness comes from countless small moments of contentment in life.
Having been in the circle for a few years, I see many people regressing in reverse😆

Many people's pain is not essentially because they are not good enough, but because they try to prove how excellent they are to people who don't need them. This is called "ineffective supply" in business and "self-motivation" in interpersonal relationships. It is important to understand a fundamental logic: value is defined by "demand," not by "ability." No matter how clever the dragon-slaying technique is, in a scenario where only chickens need to be killed, it can only be a dull knife; no matter how high the horsepower of a Ferrari is, during peak hours when traffic is jammed, it is equivale

@BroLeon At this point, personal information filtering ability becomes very important.