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Realize that:
The very fact that such a question has been brought out indicates that we are not yet ready to solve the problem. (The question should be your internal question-a question to yourself)
You can't become self-sufficient by any algorithm or recipe. Self-creation is creativity, ” riding into the unknown.”
You can't become self-sufficient by someone else's recipe. My colleague's answer above is undoubtedly significant and useful for self-development, but it is unlikely that self-sufficiency will be found as a result.�
Finding self-sufficiency is not a prize at the finish line, but a new horizon of opportunities… responsibility. Good luck!
Start by listing the signs of self-sufficiency – how you personally understand self-sufficiency.�
Then list the signs of self-sufficiency that you will find in yourself.�
Use the second list to make a list of problems, and make problems into tasks (because the problem is unsolvable, but the problem is solvable).
Solve problems.