Life Wealth 3-Day Livestream Course, Win Financial Freedom, from "Earning Money Through Your Own Hard Work" to "Letting Wealth Work for You"

Dual Focus on Industry and Capital

Value Investment in Practice

Wealth System Building

After 40, Do You Still Want to Trade Time for Money?

At 40, you're still in meetings, social engagements, and handling work every day, tied down by business and your position.

And Teacher Nofu

At 40, achieve life freedom. Not tied down by the office. No need to handle countless calls every day. Have time to spend with family and children, and do what you love. Even without investing too much time, the wealth system still runs smoothly.

What Kind of Cognitive Upgrade?

DAY1 Wealth Preservation Chapter

First See Clearly: Why Does the Money You Earn Eventually Leave You?

01 Wealth Black Hole

Which 6 Hidden Leaks Are Quietly Draining Your Assets?

From consumption and savings to wrong investments, re-examine your own wealth structure.

02 | Earning Money but Not Free

Why, with annual income of hundreds of thousands or millions, do you still not dare to stop?

What truly traps you may not be insufficient income, but that your income always depends on you personally.

03 | From Earning Mindset to Asset Mindset

How to escape the wealth cycle of "trading time for money"?

Re-understand:

What is income, what is an asset,

What is the true wealth capability that can accompany you for decades.

DAY2|Wealth Growth Chapter

Find another: a set of wealth principles that can give you long-term freedom

01|Why is value investing worth long-term study?

Can Buffett's method really adapt to the Chinese market? What is truly worth learning is the market judgment system behind it. It is his judgment system behind it.

02|Buying stocks is essentially buying a business

Li Nuofu will use the perspective of an industry operator to help you re-understand: the relationship between industry, business model, corporate culture, finance, and value.

03|Why do some people keep making money while others are always just recovering their principal?

The real difficulty in investing is often not knowledge, but: greed, fear, impulse, and choice. In the end, what it tests is a person's judgment and character.