10 Life Lessons to be learned from Warren Buffett
Upon hearing Warren Buffett’s advice to Congress this week in the NYT OpEd, Tom Matlack wrote a response to Buffett for The Good Men Project. Hugo Martins, of knkted.com, also wrote about Buffett and the advice he has for the United States. However, Martins provides a different perspective and suggests that out of Buffett’s own life, good men can learn 10 very valuable life lessons.
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You thought I was going to talk about Bill Gates didn’t you? Actually, he’s not the wealthiest man in the world (2011)–he’s ranked second behind Carlos Slim Helú.
See, I wrote in the title richest, not wealthiest man in the world. There’s a subtle different between the two, if you don’t believe me, google it.
My case study is about the best investor to ever walk this earth and undoubtedly the most successful – Mr. Warren Edward Buffett. Even though he’s not the world’s wealthiest man, for me I consider him the world’s richest man because of his personality and way of living…
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About Hugo Martins
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