Always remember: first enter a position, then adjust your posture.

This sentence completely changed the trajectory of my life. Most people are waiting for a perfect start, waiting until they are fully prepared to take action, waiting until the conditions are ripe to set off, and as a result, they end up waiting their whole lives.
True masters understand a harsh truth: there is no perfect starting point, only adjustments along the way. First, let yourself enter a position, then adjust your stance. This is not recklessness; it is the most efficient growth strategy.
Why are we always afraid to enter a position? Because we are trapped by something called the perfectionism trap, and we always feel that we are not ready yet, that we need to learn a bit more, to wait a little longer. Behind this mindset lies a terrifying truth: we are afraid of failure, afraid of not being good enough, afraid of being laughed at.
But what is reality? Reality is that you can never be 100% ready; the market is changing, opportunities are running, and you are still stuck in place, struggling with whether to take the first step.
When I first started in self-media, I was completely a novice. I didn't understand operations, copywriting, or monetization, and I couldn't even do basic formatting well. According to the logic of perfectionism, I should have first signed up for a class, learned for half a year or a year, and then started when I knew everything. But I didn't. I just started writing, posting, and experimenting.