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Your Time Is Priced for the First Time

This section begins to understand: why someone is worth 20 yuan an hour, and someone is worth 200 yuan

This section begins to understand: why someone is worth 20 yuan an hour, and someone is worth 200 yuan

Distress→Need→Economic Principles→Desire→Gap→Path

1Distress · What Will He Say

Why is someone's salary high and someone's low
Is it normal to earn only ten or so yuan for working an hour
Is education really useful
Why do we need to study
Some people make a lot of money without reading
How much can I earn in the future

2Real Need · How to Verify

It's not about "how to make money", but "I want to know: how much is my time worth in the future, and what determines it".

Verification Signals (count as valid if two or more are met):
 · Never thought about "how much is my time worth"
 · Attribute income levels to luck or education
 · No concept of "replaceability"

3Economic Principles · What Is Happening in This Section

Capital Theory / Economics

Your time is worth how much, not how hard you work, but how many people can replace you.

Capital Theory calls this "Labor Value": the more standardized and easier to learn a job is, the lower the price; the more long-term accumulation and harder to replace a job is, the higher the price.

So the question is not "whether to work hard", but "where to work hard".

4Desire · What Does It Look Like

Know where your value lies

Don't be a cheap labor force

Have a choice

5Gap · How to Judge

What to look at

Understanding of "replaceability" · Whether there are skills that can be accumulated

How to judge

Can you say: what can't others do

Health status

Can say 1 non-replaceable ability · Have 1 labor experience

6Gap · Divided into Three Levels

MildHave a vague concept → Deepen
ModerateCompletely unaware → Start from one part-time job
SevereBelieve that "effort leads to money" → Need to see the structure clearly

7Common Misconceptions · The Wrong Path

Believe that education equals income —— Education is a ticket to enter, but does not determine the price

Believe that effort leads to rewards —— If the direction is wrong, the harder you work, the cheaper you become

Only do things that can make money immediately —— No accumulation

Believe that education is useless —— That is survivor bias

Don't understand why someone is worth 200 yuan an hour —— Because you can't do his work

8The Right Path

Do one part-time job, calculate "how much is my hour worth"

Ask yourself: how long will a new person take to learn this job

Find something that "gets more valuable with each doing" to start accumulating

Understand: price is determined by the difficulty of replacement, not by the degree of effort

Don't rush to make money, first think clearly "what kind of non-replaceable person do I want to become"

This page does not involve personal income and expenditure and does not collect any financial information. It talks about the economic structure and your position in it, not financial management.

Theoretical Basis: Capital Circulation (W—G—W / G—W—G′) · Organic Composition · Scarcity and Opportunity Cost · Distribution Structure
Limitations: This is a judgment framework, not investment advice.

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