Winners Behind the Scenes: Start by Cultivating Top Performers

Lin Mo, a former top analyst at McKinsey, once made great strides on Wall Street, but suffered from "burnout syndrome" at the age of 28. After seeing through the underlying logic of capital harvesting, he decided to take 3 million in compensation and return to his hometown to live a "living peacefully" life. But he soon discovered that a truly strong person, even if he just strummed the strings, would set off a tsunami in the industry. "I'm not cheating, I just saw through the rules." The delivery girl has a unique voice but is being squeezed? He gave a few random words, and a million-dollar online celebrity was born. Is the century-old noodle shop under siege by capital? He casually laid out a plan that caused the entire catering giant to collapse overnight. Are esports geniuses blocked by the industry? He backhandedly built a new order and allowed the world to redefine fairness. Lin Mo never fights in person, he only does two things: Look for those buried rough jade and push them to the altar. When the income reaches the highest point, quietly make a profit and exit, hiding your merit and fame. "The stupidest thing in the world is to work hard on your own. The highest art is to let the rules work for you." A few years later, when the godfathers of live streaming, catering, e-sports, intangible cultural heritage and other fields gathered together, they were asked who was the leader behind them. Lin Mo was watering a pot of orchids in the bookstore on the corner, and said to the intern without raising his head: "Child, don't rush to study, first see clearly the trump card of this world."