Do business first to practice smoking stars**

In martial arts novels, one of the most powerful abilities that a team can possess is the "Star Sucking" technique. This skill involves absorbing the fierce energy or spirit of others, storing it within oneself, and then channeling it to achieve personal goals. It's not just about taking—it's about learning, adapting, and growing. Every successful businessperson is a master at learning from others. The foundation of Star Sucking lies in the ability to absorb and internalize valuable knowledge. If you keep doing this, your skills will naturally improve over time. And when you master it, you become unstoppable. But if you don’t, you’ll still be admired by many as a hero. So, do you want to become an imposing figure? Do you want to learn how to effectively absorb and use others' strengths? Start with these three key steps. 1. First, you must absorb the power of others. You might just be starting out, with limited experience and a lot to learn. Learning to "suck stars" is a necessary step in your journey. No matter what others think, use the "Star Sucker" method to fight back and grow stronger. What you can absorb includes effective marketing strategies, persuasive sales techniques, efficient payment methods, and psychological negotiation skills. To surpass others, you must understand and master their methods. That’s why we promote the concept of “Sanshiliqi, sucking for Shang”—absorb to rise. Absorption is the first step and a fundamental process. It should be gradual—start with simple concepts, avoid greed, and be cautious. 2. Second, you need to absorb other people’s skills and determine what is useful. Not everything you come across will be relevant. You must filter out what you don’t need and integrate what you do. The way you interpret and apply these skills is up to you. We emphasize that you shouldn’t wait until you no longer need something before discarding it. That would be a waste. The level of mastery you achieve determines how powerful these skills become. 3. Finally, you must showcase the skills you’ve absorbed. Don’t hide them. Martial arts must be practiced and displayed. It’s not about keeping things secret for long. You need to take action, stand up against injustice, and be decisive. Use your skills only when needed. It’s like a warm-up exercise—if you make a mistake, it’s just a learning opportunity. Martial arts is about regular practice and consistent use. Only through constant application can you truly master it.