Suddenly, I want to suggest to my friends to be a "second" rate.

Start learning from Chapter Two, because Chapter One is often more macro and beginners may find it abstract. Starting from Chapter Two will be more specific. For example, when learning accounting, start with cash accounting, which is simple and easy to grasp. Once you have covered that, going back to learn the basic assumptions and principles of accounting will be much easier to understand.

In the workforce, having a primary major and a supplementary secondary major certification is important. For example, accounting + legal examination certification. At that time, no one will care whether you graduated from a 985, 211, or a second-tier university.

Strive for second place, as aiming for first can put too much pressure on oneself, and the tall trees in the forest are bound to be blown by the wind. In fact, when you accept that being second is okay, perhaps being third is also fine, and life isn’t so hard. When you become second, you are likely not truly content with being second. Treat second place as your first step goal.

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