Three Key Elements of Success 1. Guidance from the Wise In times of confusion or at critical junctures, it is essential to have a "wise person" (which could be a mentor, senior, or expert) who has experience, wisdom, and a broad perspective to guide you, providing strategic advice to avoid detours. This addresses the issues of "cognition" and "direction." 2. Support from Benefactors During the struggle, it is necessary to have "benefactors" who can provide you with substantial help. They may offer opportunities, resources, platforms, or strong support at critical moments, helping you overcome difficulties and reach new heights. This addresses the issues of "opportunity" and "resources." 3. Oversight from Adversaries This saying is the most philosophical. Here, "adversaries" can be understood as difficulties, setbacks, critics, or even competitors. Their presence forces you to remain vigilant, constantly reflect, hone your will, and unleash your potential. In a sense, they are the "whetstone" for your success. This addresses the issues of "adversity quotient" and "self-growth."