Brothers, true wealth accumulation is not based on luck; those seemingly random successes are all hidden behind deep inner qualities. Timing does create opportunities, but what ultimately determines whether you can seize those opportunities is always who you are.

Warren Buffett has clearly stated three criteria when choosing partners. These criteria sound simple, but applying them requires great wisdom.

First, you need to find someone smarter and more insightful than you. This is not just a casual statement; you really need to find someone who can penetrate the fog and see the essence at critical moments. Once you find them, what's next? The next step is crucial - ask them not to flaunt their advantages. Many experts often make the mistake of wanting to showcase how impressive they are. But truly smart people understand that being low-key is the hallmark of wisdom.

This set of methodologies is applicable in investment, entrepreneurship, and even daily collaborations. Choosing the right people and then keeping them humble is the combination that can go far. From the perspective of personal cultivation, self-discipline, humility, and continuous learning—these are not empty words but the key factors that determine whether you can transcend social classes.

Instead of fantasizing about getting rich overnight, it's better to ask yourself: Am I smarter today than I was yesterday? Do my qualities deserve others' trust? This kind of self-examination is the true path to wealth.