What does it mean to be an 'ordinary person'?

Is it someone who does nothing, or someone who does everything but in the wrong way?

I think everyone starts out as an ordinary person—even top influencers and celebrities were once just like us.

Start with your feet on the ground, stay content, and you'll find happiness.

You'll only make as much money as you understand how to.

The modern economy demands specialized skills and knowledge. Without them, ordinary people often compete for low-paying jobs. 

Financial resources are limited, making it tough to invest in education or business opportunities. 

Systemic barriers like economic inequality and lack of social support can trap people in a cycle of low income, further complicating their path to financial success.

There are too many ordinary people in China.

High risk, low cushion: Regular folks fear failure because starting a business takes money and guts—something the wealthy can afford to risk repeatedly.

In the past, people got rich through hard work or stable jobs. Today, it takes traffic, leverage, and smart asset allocation—new ways of thinking that most ordinary people lack guidance on.

People who bought property 10 years ago have seen their assets double, while wage earners saving for a down payment can never catch up with rising housing prices.

They are only a minor of People who truly heve the capacity to turn ordinariness into greatness.

Nowadays, it's hard for ordinary people to make money. There's tough job competition, economic uncertainties, and rising living costs eating into earnings.

Because they're too eager for it.