Many times, we will stand in our own small circle, complacent about the skills we have or have learned, and worry that sharing skills will pose a threat to ourselves. The so-called "teaching an apprentice, starving a master" is actually not the case.

1. Helping others means helping yourself and others, and others will help you when you need it. These are complementary.

2. Be good to yourself first, and spare no effort to help others. People who know how to be grateful will also give back to you or others.

3. Treat people sincerely and take customers as the center. Customers can feel and firmly believe that their products can help people in need and drive a group of people to solve certain problems.

4. Make money while doing public welfare. This money can be big or small. Do your best to help others.

5. If you encounter any sticking point, you can find a high-energy circle or a teacher to answer questions, point out the path and solve the problem for yourself.

Doing is better than not doing it at all. Little by little, it will accumulate into a river and lay a thick foundation for your growth!