For me, different stages correspond to different "best" jobs. When I was young, I hoped to find a job that made a lot of money, didn't have to be very tired, and looked very glamorous. At that time, I felt that the business people in the airport VIP lounge were the best job, flying around every day, entering and exiting either business class or first class, where I could go to many places. Later, when I sat in the VIP lounge, all I wanted was to drink Coke. When I got on the plane, no matter where I flew, I just wanted to sleep. After getting off the plane, I calculated how much longer I would have to go home. Although my salary was indeed higher, the pressure was so great that I turned white hair very early. Looking back now, those years of entrepreneurship were indeed very profitable, but they were also the most tiring. Later, when I saw someone working full-time in cryptocurrency trading, I thought it was very impressive and should be the best job. I don't have to work every day, just go trading and make so much money. I only realize when I trade that some trades are based on talent, some trades have conspiracies, some trades are doomed, and many trades result in losses. And for a short period of time, I believed that retirement life was the best job, where I spent my days watching TV dramas, playing games, and reading books. Although I wasn't very wealthy, I couldn't resist hunger, but I couldn't bear it for three months. Later on, I saw that KOLs are amazing. They can guide the industry every day and are often guests of industry leaders. It feels easy to make money and how tiring it can be to write. Then I realized that it's too difficult to be a content creator when it comes to myself. The more content I output and the more followers I follow, the greater the responsibility becomes. I can't speak recklessly, accept advertisements, or make guarantees, and live in fear. The best job for me personally now is being needed. It's already good to make some money when someone needs it, and on top of that, it's even more perfect if there's no boss urging you.