@zhora.mw: where you need to go. It might be a business, a skill, a source of income or a way of doing things that once worked. When the world changes, holding on to the old way can feel safer than starting something new. But what if what you've built so far could help you build what comes next? Yulin offers us a way to think about that question. As the city faces the transition away from its traditional coal based economy, the challenge is not simply to let an old source of wealth fade. It is to use the resources, experience and capabilities accumulated through that era to develop the infrastructure and industries that can sustain the next one. The lesson goes beyond a city or an industry. You don't have to throw everything away when the world changes. What you've built may still have value, not necessarily as the thing you continue doing, but as the foundation for what comes next. You can spend your remaining resources trying to keep the old era alive, or put them to work building the new one. The end of one era is not the end of what you can build. Sometimes, the smartest thing you can do with what you've built is use it to finance your next beginning.

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