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Jiang Yubai shared the case of an old classmate who lost his job at the age of 50 and was affected by AI. He lamented that the status of the second half of life is often set in their 20s, reminding people to develop abilities and change habits early.
The fourth generation of the Jiang family and a famous designerxiang youbai I recently shared a life observation, revealing that an old classmate I have known for decades, when he was young, had excellent grades and his career development was smooth, but now he has lost his job at the age of 50. The data analysis subject he used to be good at has also been affected by artificial intelligence (AI), and he has fallen into career difficulties. This experience caused him to lament that the situation he would face later in life had actually been foreshadowed in his 20s. If you are unwilling to change your habits over the long term and wait until the environment changes before adjusting, it is often too late.
Jiang Yubai “little red book Share your thoughts on the topic “Nature is Immutable”. He revealed that he recently met an old classmate whom he knew since elementary school. They are both over 50 years old now, but the other party admitted that they currently do not have a job and do not know what else to do in the future. This student not only performed well academically in the past, but also made good progress after entering the workplace. He is good at science and data analysis. Unexpectedly, with the rapid advancement of AI technology, some tasks that used to require professionals can now be completed through artificial intelligence, causing their career benefits to gradually disappear.
This also led Jiang Yubai to wonder why some people perform well when young, but have difficulty adapting to their environment in the second half of their lives. He believes that many results do not occur suddenly at age 50, but are gradually accumulated through daily choices and lifestyle habits in your 20s. Whether it’s work ability, health, or lifestyle, they all need to develop early, and we can’t wait until problems arise before trying to solve them. He took physical health as an example. If you want to maintain good physical fitness after the age of 50, you should start establishing exercise habits from around the age of 30, rather than waiting until you are older to rush into change.
In addition to the experiences of old classmates, Jiang Yubai also noticed that some young people lack long-term planning. He mentioned that he had met some very young people, even students who had just entered high school, and found that some people would rather stay in a familiar environment than take the initiative to try new things. Even if others have suggested it, some people will still respond “It’s just me, no matter what, I can’t die if I die.” This left him quite helpless with his attitude of refusing to face the problem.
Talking about the “mother’s child” that is often referred to by the outside world, Jiang Yubai believes that the mother should not be solely blamed for the child’s lack of independence. He said that fathers and grandparents can also make children dependent on their family members from an early age due to excessive protection and pampering. When these people encounter setbacks, their first reaction is often not to think about how to solve the problem, but to go home and seek comfort, hoping that someone will take over their emotions.
Jiang Yubai believes that there is nothing wrong with asking for help from family members. The real problem lies in relying on others to endure failures for a long time and gradually losing the ability to actively solve problems. He also admitted that even if others try to convince him, whether he will be able to change or not ultimately depends on the individual. Everyone has shortcomings. The important thing is to be able to cope with shortcomings and be willing to take action to get out of the comfort zone. Otherwise, no amount of reminders will be able to change your life.
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He said that this old classmate had done well academically and in the workplace when he was young, but the data analysis work he was good at has now been largely replaced by AI, and his original professional advantages have gradually disappeared, and he eventually fell into the dilemma of unemployment and could not find his next step.
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He believes that many people do not suddenly become worse when they reach the age of 50, but that their choices, habits and lifestyle in their 20s have already determined the outcome. If you do not change for a long time and wait until the environment changes before attempting to improve the situation, it will often be too late.
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He observed that some youth are unwilling to step out of their comfort zone and even respond to suggestions with a negative attitude. As for “mother’s children” who are dependent on family members, they believe that the responsibility lies not only with the mother, but also with the father and grandparents’ overprotection, which may cause the child to lose the ability to solve problems independently.
