If you are going to Japan recently, be sure to finish this a...

If you are going to Japan recently, be sure to finish this article. I believe everyone knows that when traveling abroad, you must fill out your immigration card. At the time, I had a few colleagues who looked at the Little Red Book tips. Just before you go to Japan, you can fill out this white card online (Visit Japan Web). Then when you get to the immigration level, you don't have to crowd around with others. I was originally going to fill in with them, but I forgot it was too busy at the time. So I got off the plane and there was a hand-written white card. I originally thought it would be hard to fill out this white card. Because I look at the colleagues who make it online, they keep shooting this, filling in the address in Malaysia, and filing for the vaccine. It takes 15-20 minutes to get it. As a result, I only took about 3 minutes to fill in the white card. (Since they have Chinese and English versions attached, there will be no incomprehensible problems) Then I took a white card, dragged my luggage and queued up to customs. The whole process, including waiting and picking up luggage, less than 15 minutes? Smooth slide-in ~ Well, the most amazing part came. I was just outside waiting for my colleagues, and then a few came out in succession. Then I found out: "#做麼那幾個線上填好了的， #還沒有出來的？」 About half an hour passed, finally waiting for one of the colleagues to come out. He complained to me that the online team that filled out Scan QR Codes had almost twice as many people as handwritten ones. At this point, I was thinking, “How much faster should it be online than offline? Why is it going backwards?” I guess the biggest reason should be a flood of information. Whether it's the Little Red Book or Facebook, there's a lot to know about filling out cards online. It turns out that everyone can do everything online, making Eletronic's team longer than Manual's. This event made me realize one thing: “#人多的地方不要去」其實，很多的新興行業會跟這個白卡事件遇到一樣的問題。 As soon as the news of this atrocity is known to everyone, everyone will be in arms. It turned into a business that originally made money, but instead became unprofitable. Whether you are starting a business, investing, traveling, this should be a priority. And the rule of 82 dictates that as long as you follow, the probability will always be the same as most people. In the investment market, it is the same. You will find that when most people invest in stocks, it is when the stock market is very popular. People who have not been involved in the market at this stage often have a feeling of “no more buying” and then rush in. The end result is that often the most people, the most money, buy the highest positions in the bull market and are deeply shackled. It's like the big bull market of 2007 and 2015. The higher the bull market rises, the more people open accounts. And the stock market, when more people, often represent no cheaper. Since this “white card lesson”, our planned trip in Japan has also been much more successful. For example: We choose to have dinner at five o'clock in the evening, and then pass the peak time for visitors to see the night view. Next year's employee tour, we also decided to put this idea into practice. In the future, we will travel on weekdays, no need to face crowds, and do not waste time shooting unnecessary teams. Many places not to go - is it really a saying that can become a creed of investment and life ~