From an All-Out Sprint to Steady Progress for the Long Run

Originally published 2022-11-24Compiled notes (original source not yet confirmed; as of November 2022)

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English translation of the Chinese post originally published 2022-11-24. Translated 2026-10-30 with AI assistance. Historical figures and claims have not been updated or independently verified. 中文原文

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The post says that before this year, tech giants and startups favored an all-out sprint to capture the largest share as quickly as possible. This year—2022—the emphasis is on steady progress for the long run. To go farther, first move steadily, prepare well, and stay alert to changes in the external environment.

Key points

Previously, the emphasis was on sprinting to capture the largest share.
This year’s emphasis is on steady progress for the long run.
First find a steady footing, and stay alert to changes in the environment.

One clear path continues into the distance among several branching routes, suggesting choice and focus. — Entrepreneurship & strategyThematic illustration · AI generated

Full text — English translation

Before this year, tech giants/startups favored an all-out sprint to capture the largest share as quickly as possible. This year, the emphasis is on “steady progress for the long run.” To go farther, first move steadily, prepare well, and always stay alert to changes in the external environment.

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