The transformationfrom"gambler thinking"to"platform thinking"

Many partners have a serious cognitive misunderstanding when promoting the market: they must see that their accounts are profitable before they can market. This mode of thinking is essentially a"gambler's thinking."

Why is this a gambler's thinking?

Let's speak with data: If 90% of users on a platformmake money and only10%of users make money, can this platform do it? The answer is obvious. Of course you can do it!

But here's the question: If you have to wait until your account becomes profitable before promoting the market, and you happen to be the10%loss group, can you still create a market? The answer is cruel. No!

Time costs and opportunity costs

Even if you finally make a profit a few months later and start doing the market again, you have already missed the best time. More importantly, the short-term performance of personal accounts has no statistical significance. The profit and loss of an account is affected by many factors: market conditions, operating strategies, risk control, luck elements, etc. Using personal short-term performance to judge the strengths and weaknesses of a platform is as absurd as using the result of a coin toss to judge whether a coin is fair.

The nature of business logic

A gambler never makes more money than a casino owner.

This principle applies to any industry:

-Futures companies, securities companies, exchanges, do they need all customers to be profitable to open? Obviously not!

-Does a bank need all depositors to make money to operate? Obviously not!

-Does an insurance company need all policyholders to settle claims to be profitable? Obviously not!

The value of the platform lies in providing services and tools, rather than ensuring that every participant is profitable. If a platform can help90%of users achieve profitability, it is already an extremely good platform.

the right mindset

From"I want to make money first"to"I want to help others make money first"

What real marketers should pay attention to is:

1. Overall data performance of the platform:90%user profit rate has proved the value of the platform

2. Timeliness of market opportunities: The opportunity window will not wait for anyone, so missing is missing

3. Effect of scale: Helping more people use the platform can achieve greater value

4. Long-term value: Building a market network is more meaningful than short-term personal profits

conclusion

If you are still waiting for your account to make a profit before starting the market, please think about a question: If90%of the platform's users are making money and you are still losing money, the problem may not be the platform, but your strategies and methods. Instead of waiting, act immediately. In the process of helping others succeed, you will also find your own path to success.

Remember: Those who run casinos will always make more money than those who gamble. Those who build platforms will always make more money than the participants. Those who run the market will always make more money than those who wait.

Change your thinking, seize opportunities, achieve others, and achieve yourself.