Why do some people always fail to achieve a leap in wealth? It’s often not because they lack effort, but because they are overly obsessed with "certainty," which ends up closing the door to opportunities.

I have seen too many such people—waiting for that safe opportunity until the end, only to wait their whole lives and end up empty-handed. They’re not really afraid of hardship; what they truly fear is instability, the unknown, and the worry of hitting a mine.

But this is the irony of reality: any business that can be understood at a glance and guarantees profit without risk has already been squeezed into sardine cans. The path that truly widens the gap between rich and poor often begins with ambiguity, unease, and even a sense of hesitation to place a bet.

Opportunities to make big money? Almost all of them exist amid high chaos and strong discomfort.

Uncertainty acts like a natural filter; it automatically screens out indecisive people, those with small courage, and those who need guarantees and assurances. When these people withdraw, the remaining space and dividends will surface.

The poor are not unwilling to fight; they just mistake a sense of security for the ultimate goal. Little do they know, it’s never certainty itself that changes fate, but rather whether you dare to place a bold bet in turbulent waters.