L I F E   C H A I N

Welcome to the
digital world of LifeChain

Here, a person's life is divided into ten stages, nine domains, and ninety situations.
Find your own cell, and you'll know what you should do most at this moment,
rather than being anxious about everything at once.

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Life Tree

One trunk, ten stages of life, eighty situations

Each stage is marked with its core contradiction and the most critical two or three domains — that's what should be addressed first in this stage.
The golden ones are the four stages with the most rigid demands: 0–18, parents pay without bargaining; 60+, no time to pretend.
There is something to learn in each stage — learning is the only asset that does not depreciate.

0–6InfancyParents ask for the child, afraid of making mistakes, and do not know if they are doing the right thingDietHealth7–12School AgeChildren start to leave home, peers become more important than parentsEducationHealthSocial13–18AdolescenceHe wants to be independent but still needs you; both are looking for answersEducationHealthSocial19–24Early AdulthoodThe first time to make a decision completely on your own, afraid of making the wrong choiceCareerEconomySocial25–29EstablishmentAsked when to stabilize, but know that you haven't settled yetCareer
This is something I did.

I made it into a web because I once couldn't find my place in it.

Diet
What to eat, how to eat
Health
Body, disease, prevention
Economy
Value, distribution, structure
Career/Education
What to do, what to study
Assets
Real estate, investment, inheritance
Environment
City, residence, work circle
Marriage
Partner, marital change, single
Social
Friends, circle, relationships
Learning
What to learn, how to learn

This website was done by me alone.
Not because I know all the answers — but because I found that most people get stuck not because they are not hardworking enough.

Because they don't know which stage they are in now, and they don't know what to do first.
Too much information, too little judgment; too many suggestions, too few positions.

So I divided a lifetime into a structure that can be compared: ten stages, nine domains, ninety situations。
Each cell clearly states: what the trouble is, what the real need is, how big the gap is, and what to do first.
I don't make decisions for you, but I let you see clearly.

Find my position with eight anchors → See the whole structure first
LifeChain · Ten Stages of Life × Nine Domains × Ninety Situations
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