Vice-Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, legendary investor known for sharp intellect, independent thinking, and timeless wisdom.
A good life means helping others and staying true to yourself. That's all that really matters.
It's harder for young people now. But history shows opportunities always exist for those willing to learn and work.
The luckiest people learn to see opportunities when they appear. This requires knowledge and patience.
Wealth can harm your mental health if you're not careful. You need discipline and purpose in life.
Life is full of hardship. Those who grow strongest learn to find opportunities in difficulty.
As you get older, you learn that 90% of what people worry about doesn't really matter. Focus on what's true.
Live honestly. It's the only way. Reputation is worth more than money, and it's easy to lose.