Buffett's lifelong advice to his children [Author] Edited by Yang Jianfeng 【 Publisher 】 Nanhai Publishing Company 【 Open 】 16 open [Page] 428 pages [Size and Weight] ISBN number: 9787544271752

Baby Catalog

Buffett's life advice to his children
Chapter One: Being Unique to Yourself
Advice 1: Your life is built by you
Advice 2: Interest is the Best Teacher
Advice 3: Examine your inner self and find where your goals lie
Advice 4: Awaken your hidden power
Advice 5: Prioritize work over compensation
Advice 6: There are no shortcuts to practicing skills
Chapter 2: Wandering People Are Not necessarily Lost People
Advice 7: Don't be too hasty, give yourself some time to consider
Advice 8 can be chosen arbitrarily, but not arbitrarily
Advice 9: Respect but do not blindly believe in others' opinions
Advice 10: Different landscapes have different feelings
The ultimate goal of wandering is to make a final decision
Chapter 3: Soldiers Must Have a Marshal's Heart
Advice 12: Soldiers who do not want to be marshals are not good soldiers
Advice 13: You cannot work for others for a lifetime
Advice 14: The starting point is not important, the key is where you ultimately arrive
Advice 15: Plan ahead and make careful arrangements
Advice 16: The ocean is formed by the convergence of small streams
Advice 17: The process is far more important than the outcome
Advice 18: Use a broader perspective to govern life
Chapter 4: There is no absolute fairness in life
Advice 19: Facing 'unfairness' correctly
Advice 20: Do not place hope on "if"
Advice 21: Survival of the fittest, elimination of the fittest
Advice 22: Learn to be low-key and be a good person
Advice 23: Distinguish between what you can control and what you cannot control
Advice 24: Stop complaining and start changing
Chapter 5: Independence is the Highest Realm of Growth
Advice 25: Parents cannot protect you for a lifetime
Advice 26: Think independently and don't let habits influence you
Advice 27: Often times, you are fighting alone
Advice 28: Only by being independent can one go further
Advice 29: Knowing the joys and sorrows is the taste of life
Chapter 6: There is no winter in the season of hunters
Advice 30: All achievements are inseparable from diligence
Advice 31: Do 1% more every day than others
Advice 32: If the turtle wants to defeat the rabbit, it must depart early
Advice 33: The Secret to Winning from Equal Match
Advice 34: Reserve winter food in advance
Chapter 7: Opportunities always favor those who are prepared
Advice 35: Use interest as the basis for choosing an industry
Advice 36: People who rely solely on luck often achieve nothing
Advice 37 Angels Hidden in Details
Advice 38: Let the God of Opportunity stay for you

Buffett's advice on dealing with children
Chapter 8: Storing Knowledge is Storing Gold
Advice 1: The essence of education is an understanding of human nature
Advice 2: "Look it up" when you don't understand
Advice 3: Keep learning and filling in gaps
Advice 4: Knowledge is for use, not for showing off
Advice 5: Become an Expert in a Field
Chapter 9: Finding a Group of Trustworthy Friends in Jiangxi
Advice 6: Friendship is an indispensable seasoning in life
Advice 7: Distinguish between Angels and Demons Around You
Advice 8: Learn from others' strengths and make up for your own weaknesses
Advice 9: Where there are friends, there are opportunities
Advice 10: Sometimes you have to say 'no'
Chapter 10: Treating Your Body Like Maintaining a Car
Advice 11: Health is the First Wealth of Life
Advice 12: Control your weight well
Advice 13: Work and Rest Never Contradict
Advice 14: Preventing diseases starts with sleep
Advice 15: Things You Only Understand When You're Sick
Advice 16: Health is More Important than Wealth
Chapter 11: Time is the Most Expensive Rare Commodity
Advice 17: People who cannot manage their time well will achieve nothing
Advice 18: Scattered time is also composed of minutes and seconds
Advice 19: Trade time for space when necessary
20 Good Decisions Take Time
Chapter 12: Preconditions and Guarantees of Happiness
Advice 21: Successful individuals do not necessarily have to go towards loneliness
Advice 22: Do not associate with heartless and ungrateful people
Advice 23: When getting married, find the right person
Advice 24: Become a hero in the hearts of your children
Chapter 13: Always Choose Happiness
Advice 25: Find the "Diamond" in Ordinary Life
Advice 26: Cultivate a happy habit
Advice 27: Let the mind embark on a journey in nature
Advice 28: Don't be a white-collar worker, be a blue collar worker once
Advice 29: The spiritual world needs happiness to support it

Buffett's personality advice to his children
Chapter 14: Do not overlook the power of details
Advice 1: Life requires some seasonings
Advice 2: A smile is a subtle weight
Advice 3: Complaining will only make things worse
Advice 4: Only with a happy mood can wise decisions be made
Chapter 15: Storms Can Make Trees Rooted Deeply
Advice 5: Setbacks only sharpen the heart of the brave
Advice 6: That's just the darkness before dawn
Advice 7: The rainbow after a storm is the most brilliant
Advice 8: Falling is a mandatory course before learning to walk
Advice 9: Slightly deviate the heading, the headwind is the tailwind
Chapter 16: Refusing to Escape, Facing Challenges Directly
Advice 10: Since it has already happened, you must face it bravely
Advice 11: Never say 'I can't'
Advice 12: Standing dead is better than kneeling alive
Advice 13: Work hard for the chance of victory
Chapter 17: Each Snowball Has Its Own Slope
Advice 14: Handle your relationship with your boss well
Advice 15: Employees and the company are a community of shared interests
Advice 16 is only effective if there are no defects
Advice 17: Become a Communication Master
Advice 18: Tap dance to work
Advice 19: The greatest profit for a company is "goodwill"
Chapter 18 Honesty is the Best Policy
Advice 20: Lying People Have No Investment Prospects
Advice 21: Honesty is, in my opinion, the smartest approach
Advice 22: Do not promise things that cannot be done
Advice 23: Build a Personal Brand with High Value
Chapter 19: Trust and Tolerance are Twin Brothers
Advice 24: To succeed, you must first learn to trust
Advice 25: Unconditional trust is dangerous
Advice 26: Loyal employees contribute to the combat effectiveness of the enterprise
Advice 27: Treat people sincerely and do not let suspicion ruin a beautiful life
Advice 28: Look at the problem from the other party's perspective
Advice 29: Don't hold onto other people's mistakes
Chapter 20: Always Have a Grateful Heart
Advice: 30 Feedback is Equal to Obtaining
Advice 31: Learn to Share Wealth
Advice 32: Be content and know how to cheer for small surprises in life
Advice 33: Stop complaining is a prerequisite for progress
Chapter 21: Only the weak find excuses
Advice 34: Explanation is often a cover up
Advice 35: Excuses are like saying too much can lead to addiction
Advice 36: Failure is not necessarily a bad thing
Advice 37: Giving up halfway means failure
Chapter 22: Listening is More Valuable than Telling
Advice 38: Listening is more important than confiding
Advice 39: Don't be dragged down by your own mouth
Advice 40: Effectively influence others through conversation
Advice 41: Pay attention to details and get a glimpse of your opponent's trump card

Buffett's career advice to his children
Chapter 23: Let Passion Fill Your Brain
Advice 1: Passion is like a fire
Advice 2: Actions are better than empty talk
Advice 3: Use passion to drive the entire collective
Advice 4: Never Tired of Secrets
Advice 5: Every day is new
The highest level of management is to manage oneself
Advice on the Pros and Cons of Being Personally Involved in Everything
Advice 7: Doubtful people should not use it, but use people without doubt
Advice 8: Make the company everyone's company
Advice 9: Give your team the maximum freedom
Chapter 25: Cultivate the Habit of Efficiently Completing Tasks
Advice 10: Refuse procrastination, decisive people can seize opportunities
Advice 11: It's better to work efficiently than to work hard
Advice 12: Cultivate a simple and concise work style
Advice 13: Establish a proactive work attitude
Chapter 26: Making Money in Familiar Fields
Advice 14: Not everyone can find water in the desert
Advice 15: Invest instead of speculating
Advice 16: Find the Right Location to Dig a Well
Advice 17 Seeing Dark Clouds Before rainstorm
Advice 18: Save the trial and error process
Chapter 27: Lunch with Politicians
Advice 19: Socializing is also a form of business
Advice 20: Businessmen must care about politics
Advice 21: Cultivate a habit of paying attention to wealth information
Advice 22: Use Your Political Resources in the Sun
Chapter 28: Loyalty to the Enterprise is Loyalty to Yourself
Advice 23: More job hopping does not equal more opportunities
Advice 24: Don't ruin your future in your own hands
Advice 25: See your own position clearly
Advice 26: One day, you will also be the boss
Chapter 29: Behind a Successful Businessman stands a Team
Advice 27: It is impossible for one person to build the Tower of Heaven
Advice 28: Have Your Own Team
Advice 29: A united team is better to lead
30 pieces of advice are all "noisy" ideas
Chapter 30: Shallow ignorance is more terrifying than inferiority complex
Advice 31: Reject impatience and become a "stupid elephant" in the workplace
Advice: Those who always keep their eyes on the sky will achieve nothing
Advice 33: Survive in Stability and Win in Stability
Advice 34: Smile and Face Contradictions
Advice 35: It's better to focus on the inner world than to save face

Buffett's Wealth Advice to His Children
Chapter 31: Putting Eggs in a Basket
Advice 1: Find outstanding companies
Advice 2: Paradox of Diversified Investment
Advice 3: Control the Risks You Can Grasp
Advice: Four changes are necessary to adapt to all changes
Advice 5: Waiting for opportunities is not a foolish solution
Chapter 32: Only poverty in the world can be obtained without labor
Advice 6: Money is not omnipotent
Advice 7: A golden key may be a golden dagger
Advice 8: Families should inherit spirit rather than wealth
Advice 9: Do not deprive future generations of the joy of creating wealth
Chapter 33 Refusing to Pay for Bad Consumption Habits
Advice 10: Comparison is a poison
Advice 11: Do not eat the hard-earned fruit in one breath
Advice 12: Show off when you have money, go hungry when you don't have money
Advice 13: Don't confuse the relationship between "need" and "want"
Chapter 34: Don't rely on advance payments to make a living
Advice 14: Relying on credit cards is a disease
Advice 15: Borrowing money to make money is not trustworthy
Advice 16: Live within your own abilities
Advice 17 1 cent is the beginning of the next billion
Chapter 35: Wealth can also create hope
Advice 18: Help those in need
Advice 19: Managing charitable funds is not simple
Advice: Wealth is sometimes just a number
Advice 21: Let love dispel the copper smell of money
Advice 22: You can make this world a better place

Content Introduction

In June 2006, Warren Buffett, the world's second richest man and renowned American investor known as the "stock god," announced that he would donate $37 billion to charity, which accounted for approximately 85% of his personal wealth. At that time, a reporter from The New York Times asked him, "If you donated most of your wealth, what would you give to your children
Warren Buffett said, "I have left my most precious wealth to my children
When my children were young, I didn't ask for too much, but instead let them do what they liked, playing with mud and tending to flowers and plants, listening to music and singing, watching photography works, and running wild in the fields. All I did was try my best to make my children happy and provide them with as many things as possible, giving them more choices. I never required them to become entrepreneurs, but let them choose what they liked.
I achieved today's results largely because I was diligent in thinking and summarized some patterns. Therefore, I often remind my children to have some thinking habits and learn to think well through diligent thinking.
To live, happiness is the most important thing. Billions of wealth do not give people abilities and growth, but rather erode their passion and ideals. In a sense, money is just a meaningless string of numbers. Only with an optimistic, confident, brave, and thoughtful personality can one harvest a happy and rich life. Therefore, it can be said that I have given my most precious wealth to my children
He is known as the "Stock God" and is the life mentor of many investment industry experts; He is a great philanthropist who extends a helping hand to people in need worldwide; He is also an outstanding father and a good father to three children. As an investor, Buffett, known as the "stock god", is successful; As a father, he is also outstanding.
Although Buffett's three children did not inherit Buffett's mantle and become trendsetters in the financial industry, they have all achieved satisfactory results in their respective industries. My eldest daughter, Su Qian, became a fund manager and homemaker, passionate about the education industry; Howard, the eldest son, is making his own efforts to solve the global hunger problem; Peter, the youngest son, became an Emmy Award winning musician.
Perhaps you may think that Buffett's three children did not follow the legend of "the Yangtze River pushing the waves ahead" and continue to be "stock gods", but you have to admit that Buffett's children did not lose their personality because of their father's excellence. They lived happily and all had their own happy lives.
The business world is like a battlefield, and Buffett is the undefeated general in this battlefield without gunpowder. However, Buffett never brings the negative impact of "war" to his own family. In front of his children, Buffett is always an optimistic, cheerful, and confident father, and a good teacher and friend on their journey forward. He never furrows his brow or becomes melancholic in front of his children; He is tolerant and democratic towards his children, giving them full freedom to choose their own future and prospects. On the road of life, Buffett lets his children think and grow independently, giving them true respect and care. He believes that children are not the private property of their parents, they have their own future and need to shoulder their own life with their own shoulders.
On the contrary, in today's China, many parents provide their children with a large amount of financial support, allowing them to live a comfortable life without worries about food and clothing; Many parents only talk about the beautiful side to their children without mentioning the bad side. When their children enter society, they become confused and helpless, and are at a loss when faced with accidents; Many parents will take care of everything for their children, letting them live each day according to their own plans step by step. However, the future that parents aspire to may not necessarily be the life that their children want
If parents do not respect their children's uniqueness and do not allow them to explore their own talents, this will lead to unfortunate outcomes. Children need to make mistakes in order to learn from them; Children need to create their own success in order to establish self-esteem. When well intentioned parents pave the way too flat for their children, they deprive them of the opportunity to earn self-esteem, which also leads to a lack of experience in overcoming setbacks in shaping their character. For children, only by overcoming these setbacks can they have true and lasting confidence. Even in less affluent families, parents can influence their children's lives and help them discover their potential through their words and actions. Everyone has their own unique story and unique way of finding their own path in the world.
This book takes Buffett's family education as the starting point, with Buffett's advice to his children as the theme, interpreting how Buffett integrates his wisdom and fatherly love, teaches his children the attitude of facing challenges in life and learning, and ultimately creates his own beautiful life. At the same time, you can also learn from this book how to respect and cherish someone, how to develop your strengths, and make up for your weaknesses. You will find that success is not a tribute from above, but a fruit that you can pick.
I would like to share this book with all those who hope to succeed in the world.