Rather than obsessing over the big picture, it's better to start laying a solid foundation from this year. Honestly, many people overcomplicate things.

First, you need the tools and channels. Get an iPhone, a Hong Kong SIM card, and bind a US Apple ID—that's basic setup. Then apply for a passport and a Hong Kong/Macau travel permit, and open a Hong Kong bank account—these are not difficult, just require action.

The most critical aspect is finance. Open an account with a leading US stock broker like Interactive Brokers, so you can directly access global capital markets. Meanwhile, operate an X account (formerly Twitter), which is not only a window for information but also the starting point for building your personal brand.

Asset allocation doesn't have to be complicated. Choose a core investment for long-term dollar-cost averaging—whether it's US stock indices like QQQ, SPY, or alternative assets like BTC, GOLD—stick to monthly investments, and time will do the rest.

Don't forget self-investment. Maintain a regular exercise routine and systematically learn English—both are long-term benefits. Finally, spend time learning how to use AI for deep conversations and idea collisions; this is the most practical skill in the new era.

These ten things. They sound simple, but few people truly stick with them. But if you start now, by 2027, looking back, you'll definitely be glad you had this level of execution.