The rules of the game in 2026 are quietly changing, and many people haven't realized it yet.

The focus of competition has long ceased to be about who works harder. The true winners are those who build themselves into a verifiable, self-iterable system. This is not just motivational talk, but a measurable and replicable capability.

Luck may sound mysterious, but fundamentally it can be engineered. Those who are lucky usually enter high-energy environments and generate enough "evidence density"—making probabilities favor them. There is a pattern to this.

Many people find decision-making difficult because they fail to see the underlying structure. Once you truly understand the fundamental logic of things, actions will naturally emerge without endless hesitation and internal conflict.

Personal core assets are also transforming. It’s no longer about "what abilities I have" being the most valuable, but rather "whether I can standardize and streamline these abilities so others can replicate them."

Identity is becoming obsolete, but protocols are coming into effect. People are no longer defined by a fixed identity but by a set of modular roles and capability combinations.

Regarding AI, it can only help you compute faster, but the direction is still up to you. Ultimately, your direction comes from the system you operate—your thinking patterns, action mechanisms, and feedback loops. When the system is upgraded, the direction naturally becomes clearer.