Lessons from Investment Gurus

The Most Important Thing

 Successful investing requires thoughtful attention to many separate aspects, all at the same time. 
Omit any one and the result is likely to be less than satisfactory.

The idea of the most important things—each is a brick in a solid wall, and none is dispensable. 

This group champions Howard Marks and everyone fanboys his partner, Warren Buffet, but I’m a bigger fan of Charlie Munger than both.  R.I.P. to one of the GOATs 🙏 

As a professor of life and living, Charlie confronted us with the most powerful direct truths and educated us about character, psychology, morality, judgment, wisdom, investing, and more. He was an unabashed, unafraid, exemplar of a man. 

Charlie Munger’s influence, despite his 100 years of a ripe life, will extend for the next 100 years and beyond

This group champions Howard Marks and everyone fanboys his partner, Warren Buffet, but I’m a bigger fan of Charlie Munger than both.  R.I.P. to one of the GOATs 🙏   As a professor of life and living, Charlie confronted us with the most powerful direct truths and educated us about character, psychology, morality, judgment, wisdom, investing, and more. He was an unabashed, unafraid, exemplar of a man.   Charlie Munger’s influence, despite his 100 years of a ripe life, will extend for the next 100 years and beyond

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“Hi, my name is Andrew and I’m wondering if you had more day with Charlie, what would you do with him?“

The most interesting question of the day from Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting came from a child.

Warren Buffett’s answer eulogized Charlie Munger and shared thoughtful life advice.

Great ending quote: “Ask yourself who you’d want to spend the last day of your life with and then figure out how you could meet them tomorrow and then meet with them as often as you can.”

 #MEDITATION (mindfulness) 
 #ScholER

MEDITATION (mindfulness)

ScholER

“Hi, my name is Andrew and I’m wondering if you had more day with Charlie, what would you do with him?“  The most interesting question of the day from Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting came from a child.  Warren Buffett’s answer eulogized Charlie Munger and shared thoughtful life advice.  Great ending quote: “Ask yourself who you’d want to spend the last day of your life with and then figure out how you could meet them tomorrow and then meet with them as often as you can.”   #MEDITATION (mindfulness)   #ScholER

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