Some people often say that the class divide is now severe, and ordinary young people find it difficult to accumulate their first pot of gold. But this judgment may not be absolute. For a 25-year-old young person, if conditions are right, breaking through to assets worth tens of millions in the next ten years is not an impossible dream.

**Tip 1: The Scholar Development Story**

If you graduate from a top domestic 985 university and study computer science or AI-related majors, the probability of entering a core department of a large company is high. After joining, work diligently for five years, aim to be promoted to P8 or an equivalent level, and then stay in that position for five years to deepen your efforts. During this period, accumulating ten million is indeed quite possible.

**Tip 2: The Path of a Sales Expert**

If you are naturally talkative and bold enough, you can try the sales route. The key is to find high-end, high-ticket products. I know an insurance broker who can speak for an hour without stuttering, and relying on this skill, he was promoted to director of the company within six years, leading a team of over a hundred people, with annual commissions exceeding one million. If this momentum continues, reaching ten million in ten years is not a problem.

**Tip 3: Content Entrepreneurship on the Curve**

If you have expertise in a certain area and can turn it into a product or content, there is an opportunity for monetization. Last year, I followed a creative content blogger whose followers grew from 100,000 to 200,000 in a year. Based on engagement data, a single advertisement can be worth six figures. After deducting production and operational costs, annual income can reach the ten million level. Or if you have strong technical skills and target a niche in AI, solving urgent needs for a specific industry, the returns can also be substantial.

**Tip 4: The Investor’s Gamble**

This is the most challenging in terms of vision among the four. AI represents the fourth industrial revolution, and there are growth stocks with over 20x potential in the secondary market. You need a technical background to support you, along with a genuine understanding of the industry, to find companies like NVIDIA 20 years ago, Moutai 10 years ago, CATL 5 years ago, or companies that have not yet fully released their potential. Hold firmly during their growth phase. Many say that good companies are already priced sky-high, but the truly killer applications of the AI era have not yet fully emerged—who knows where the next opportunity will hide.