Warren Buffett: The Life, Lessons & Rules for Success
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He's been consistently voted one of the wealthiest people in the world. Time Magazine also voted him as one of the most influential people in the world; widely considered to be the most successful investor of the entire 20th century.
In short, Warren Buffett is a boss.
The man knows a thing or two about success. With a net worth of $77.1 billion, the billionaire investor's fabled business acumen has inspired everything from investment books to college courses. He is known to favor long-term investment strategies, like dollar cost averaging, which encourages the regular purchase of the same investment over time. He also has long-standing holdings in the Coca-Cola Company, Apple, and American Express among others. His now infamous letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders help shed light into how the man they call the "Oracle of Omaha," reads the tealeaves.
This book takes a look at Buffett's life. From humble beginnings in Omaha, up to present day where the 86 year old is still going strong. We take a look at his first taste of business at the ripe old age of 6, following on with his major successes and failures along the way. The aim of this book is to be educational and inspirational with actionable principles you can incorporate into your own life straight from the great man himself.
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Warren Buffett - Influential Individuals
Introduction
He’s been consistently voted one of the wealthiest people in the world; Time Magazine also voted him as one of the most influential people in the world; widely considered to be the most successful investor of the entire 20th century.
In short, Warren Buffett is a boss.
The man knows a thing or two about success. With a net worth of $77.1 billion, the billionaire investor's fabled business acumen has inspired everything from investment books to college courses. He is known to favor long-term investment strategies, like dollar cost averaging, which encourages the regular purchase of the same investment over time. He also has long-standing holdings in the Coca-Cola Company, Apple, and American Express among others. His now infamous letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders help shed light into how the man they call the Oracle of Omaha,
reads the tealeaves.
This book takes a look at Buffett’s life. From humble beginnings in Omaha, up to present day where the 86 year old is still going strong. We take a look at his first taste of business at the ripe old age of 6, following on with his major successes and failures along the way. The aim of this book is to be educational and inspirational with actionable principles you can incorporate into your own life straight from the great man himself.
Early Life
I always knew I was going to be rich. I don't think I ever doubted it for a minute.
Warren Buffett is one of the most prominent investors of the past two generations. His philanthropy activities have caught the eye worldwide, and this past March he was considered the second wealthiest individual in the United States.
Buffett was born in 1930 in Omaha, Nebraska, and has two siblings. His father was a Congressman who had high hopes that his son would one day go into politics just like he did. However, Buffett saw a different track for his life from a very early age, whether his father liked it or not. Attending Rose Hill Elementary School, his father sought election to the United States Congress, and this uprooted the entire family to Washington, D.C. where Buffett would stay and live out the rest of his formative years. He graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in the year 1947, and his senior yearbook picture housed the quote, likes math; a future stockbroker.
Even at the age of 6, Buffett was attempting to find ways to flex his entrepreneurial skills. He started selling chewing gum packs full of the popular gum Juicy Fruit, one of the first principles he ever employed when it came to business would be the first time he was asked to sell one piece and not the entire pack. He made the decision not to sell under the impression that there would then be an open package of 4 pieces that he might not be able to sell to anyone else individually. This was a smart move on his part; he was beginning to learn the very beginning stages of how professional business institutions operate.
His first ever price markup at 6 years of age? $0.02 profit per pack.
While many people might smile and think this a cute venture for a child, it was the first foundational success Buffett had when it came to the entrepreneurial marketplace. He soon progressed, using his profits to purchase six packs of Coca-Cola sodas for $0.25 from his own grandfather’s grocery store, entitled Buffett and Son. He would then turn around and sell each individual Coke can for $0.05 a piece. His first expansion in the business world.
The profit from that