It is all about Computing Power

“True Computing Power Comes from Within” AndyTheCoach

People say everything today is about computing power.

The future of global competition—especially between China and the USA—is seen through the lens of who has more chips, faster processors, stronger servers.

But for me, I return to the ancient wisdom that has guided civilizations for thousands of years:

Yijing, which teaches us the flow of energy and cycles of transformation.

Sun Tzu’s Art of War, which reveals the strategy of winning with wisdom, not brute force.

And at the heart of it all, I rely on my SuperME—my authentic, awakened self built on Purpose, Love, and Gratitude.

Because without inner alignment, no amount of external computing power will help you make wise decisions, lead with clarity, or solve meaningful problems.

My Computing Power Isn’t Just in Devices—It’s in My Dao.

Clarity of thought is my processor.
Resilience under pressure is my memory buffer.
Purpose-driven action is my operating system.

So yes, computing power matters. But the power that matters most is the one that never crashes—the one inside you.

Build your real computing power.

SuperME is the upgrade no machine can give you.

Be a SuperME at https://asiatrainers.org/smu

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