I've said this to many friends: the scope of content creators is too broad. We've moved beyond the early days when price was the only factor. Whether it's candlestick charts, macroeconomics, metaphysics, data analysis, or even clinging to outdated methods, there are strong vertical tracks. Choosing the right track is far more important than becoming a "KOL" as many friends suggest. And the most crucial factor is whether you enjoy and find happiness in this track, whether each word you write brings frustration or excitement. Currently, I think that for content creators, being "authentic" is essential. There are too many inauthentic works; deceiving others for too long will eventually lead you astray, even deceiving yourself. Secondly, it's crucial to find your "comfort zone." Writing is physically demanding, and the returns are very slow. If it weren't for the joy of "sharing," it would be difficult to persevere. It might sound simple, but it's quite difficult in practice. Do what you're good at, do what you enjoy. If you don't know what you're good at, be willing to try. Don't be afraid of making mistakes; doing something is always better than doing nothing.

Ni Da is absolutely right. If you feel pain instead of joy, you definitely won't be able to persevere.

Thanks, Brother Short Bird