Charlie Munger did life right.
Here are the 10 best Mungerisms from the architect of Berkshire of Hathaway. https://t.co/tiypxA0BNr
Charlie Munger did life right. Here are the 10 best Mungerisms from the architect of Berkshire of Hathaway. https://t.co/tiypxA0BNr
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I learned this formula for success from Charlie Munger:
1. Don’t sell stuff you don’t want to buy.
2. Don’t work for people you don’t want to become.
3. Create win-win relationships for all.
I learned this formula for success from Charlie Munger:
1. Don’t sell stuff you don’t want to buy.
2. Don’t work for people you don’t want to become.
3. Create win-win relationships for all.
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To Charlie, successful investing is simply a by-product of his carefully organized and focused approach to life.
Charles T. Munger • Poor Charlie’s Almanack: The Essential Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger
The third principle is to resist the allure of middling priorities. There is a story attributed to Warren Buffett—although probably only in the apocryphal way in which wise insights get attributed to Albert Einstein or the Buddha, regardless of their real source—in which the famously shrewd investor is asked by his personal pilot about how to set p
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Warren Buffett on identifying what matters:
"Write your obituary and try to figure out how to live up to it."
"Write your obituary and try to figure out how to live up to it."
The quotes, talks, and speeches presented here are rooted in the old-fashioned Midwestern values for which Charlie has become known: lifelong learning, intellectual curiosity, sobriety, avoidance of envy and resentment, reliability, learning from the mistakes of others, perseverance, objectivity, willingness to test one’s own beliefs, and many more
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A Lesson On Elementary, Worldly Wisdom As It Relates To Investment Management & Business – Charles Munger, USC Business School, 1994
Charlie Mungerstrongfitlibrary.comCharlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s partner and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, stresses the importance of having a broad theoretical toolbox – not to be a good academic, but to have a good, pragmatic grip on reality. He regularly explains to students which mental models have proven most useful to help him understand markets and human behaviour.
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Respect your elders. Two ears, one mouth: Listen twice as much as you talk. When you give your word, keep it. Always. Look people in the eye when you talk to them. Stand up for yourself. Smile—it doesn’t cost anything. If you don’t have the time to do it right, how will you find the time to do it over? Spend less than what you earn. Save and invest
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