Eps 75: What Warren Buffett Can Teach You About Tea Cosy
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Third on Buffett's list of his "greatest teachers" is Benjamin Graham, the father of value investing and one of Buffett's professors at Columbia Business School .
"Rule number one: Never lose money," Buffett said.
"Rule number two: Never forget rule number one."
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Buffett told Forbes that his number one teacher was his father Howard Homan Buffett, and described his father as loving and inspiring in an HBO documentary, "Becoming Warren Buffett," released earlier this year. I'm proud of what I've done And I certainly had some of the greatest teachers you could imagine or say, "Buffett said.
Warren Buffett can be heard at the Tea Society of North America's annual meeting in New York City on Wednesday, April 26, according to an article by Dominic Lawson.
Bankers and investors are right to give wide credence to the idea that they are undoubtedly immoral and probably criminal, but if I know nothing about their financial dealings, it is about the extent of my interest in financial matters. A creeping sympathy for the Tea Party has offended a disillusioned Connaughton, who has finally turned his attention to Biden and Washington.
He was on Obama's transition team as human resources director and was spied on as Citigroup's chief executive. Taken aback by how many of his colleagues had strayed from his credo, former press secretary Robert Gibbs theorized that he had somehow changed his mind. Leibovich updates the list of Obama graduates who have acted in their belief that Washington might change for money, and barrelheads who can believe it when they retire from public service.
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At the end of the day, if you live long enough, most people get what they deserve, but you should never be as stupid as you have to be. I # I've known all my life that wise people don't read all the time , so I spend my days being a bit smarter than I am when I wake up.
No matter how much I read, I'd be better off reading Warren, and that's what we're serving up here. The Tao translates all the way to the path, no matter what you read or how many books you have read.
Buffett obviously has a wonderful use of words, but the references to Taoism are just as accurate when it comes to the book's format. Clark has done a tremendous service in collecting these quotes, and I # They always enjoyed it even more. There are some quotations in which he observes the wise reflections of an old master very well.
Berkshire Hathaway's chairman and CEO says: "If there's one word that defines how I want to be remembered and attributes all my success to three people, it's my wife, daughter and son.
The program also shares Warren's thoughts on being a great teacher and the importance of education. Buffett, pictured on the cover of the print magazine, lets his readers ask Warren almost everything and goes to the Forbes.com 100 on his phone to ask him almost everything.
The questions range from his thoughts on the future of education to his views on education reform to his views on tea.
He had spent the past five years transforming himself from a Harvard law professor who studied bankruptcy to one of the world's best-known experts on it. He had become so successful that in 2003 he wrote a book about bankruptcy and middle class with his daughter Amelia Warren Tyagi. Cassandra was a key figure in the years leading up to the financial crisis, warning of a catastrophe such as the mortgage crash.
Her ability to speak about finance in clear, human terms that anyone could understand made her seem almost ostensibly media-savvy.