@Selina Wang Just now, it clicked. I’ve been dreaming of being like Kramer—someone mysterious who makes people wonder, “How does he make a living?”

@Siyi Yu Oh, my pleasure. Now, put on your goggles!

I go to bed around 8 pm and wake around 2 or 3 am.

@Siyi Yu Your approach is healthier. I tend to take things a bit too far.

Hi Ryo, You’re such a lucky guy. You get to have the whole eel all to yourself. Didn’t you raise them that way?

Hi Evelyne, That book sounds like a beautiful and exciting journey, much like our own lives. Stories really are wonderful. I’ve been thinking about that a lot lately.

Hi Yijing, I think it’s ideal to have a variety of connections and multiple income streams. Depending on just one thing can be risky, both mentally and financially. On top of that, if you can learn to enjoy being alone, you’re in an even stronger position.

@Yijing Zhang Oh, it’s okay. As you know, financial investing and real estate are the most common options. Plus, now that you can reach potential customers and clients all over the world, I think the best approach is to combine your personal interests or strengths with a niche business while using English. The more niche it is, the more likely you are to succeed. For example, I know a guy who runs a business repairing ukuleles. It started out as just a hobby, but now it’s his full-time business. He gets a lot of clients through the internet.