1. Apart from studying medicine, law, police academy, military academy, and other specific majors, other majors are becoming increasingly similar. Anyway, a few years after graduation, you will have to change your major. The majority of graduates may end up in sales positions as their first job.

2. A few days ago, it was mentioned that for the majority of jobs, training a new employee can take just seven days to get them up to speed. Consider your own job—how many days of training does it take for someone else to be able to do it? I also spoke with a top doctor from Toutiao, who said that it takes 11 years to train a doctor, but the basic skills required to start working can be learned in just three months. Many things that doctors learn in medical school are not used much in practice. Don't be afraid of new things; just learn.
3. Maintain a good learning ability and passion; you can do anything. I have even seen someone with cerebral palsy working as a top coder in a major company, earning over a million a year. He is not a genius in the traditional sense, but rather someone who can focus and delve deeply into their work. Most people lose interest in technology after a few years, yet he has always been particularly passionate.
4. The final factors that determine a person's ultimate height are not closely related to their education level. You all have no idea how many highly educated people I've seen who are doing poorly. As long as their IQ is up to par, what matters more is perseverance, drive, and whether they are doing what they are good at and enjoy. The wealthy people I've encountered often engage in activities that have little to do with their major or university background, and they might be clueless in other fields, but they are extremely skilled at what they do, definitely leaders in their industry.
5. However, the most decisive influences on a person are actually the development of the times and individual luck, which are not particularly favorable.