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“Install a Billionaire’s Habit to Become a Billionaire!”
If you're short on time and looking for bite-sized insights, lessons, and habits that made Warren Buffett successful without the fluff read on...
Do you want to learn:
- How Warren Buffett thinks?
- About Warren Buffett's Personality?
- How Warren Buffett Learned from His Failures?
- About Warren Buffett's Success Habits that Made him a Billionaire?
...And a practical way to apply these habits into YOUR life? (If you applied just ONE Habit, what would it be worth to you?)
This concise book is:
- To the point without fluff
- Light read, so anyone can understand it
- Ideal for those who are short on time and want practical, actionable, "bite-sized" insights that can be applied in real life
Sample Chapter One: Habit #1: Cradle to Formative
“I started building this little snowball at the top of a very long hill. The trick to have a very long hill is either starting very young or living to be very old.” - Warren Buffett
Amy, a young girl, watched in amazement as an old man created a beautiful artwork in just one minute. She couldn't understand how he could produce such incredible art so quickly, especially when she spent days struggling to create anything comparable.
Amy became curious and approached the old man and asked, "How can you draw something so wonderful in just a minute? I have tried, but I'm nowhere near as good."
The old man chuckled and replied, "I didn't start today. I have been drawing since I was five. What you see now is the result of years of practice and learning."
He turned to face her with a warm smile. "If you keep drawing from your age until you are as old as me, you could do even better."
Just like Amy, many of us want to compare our results, knowledge, and skills with someone who started years before us. I found it amusing when young investors and business owners compare themselves with Warren Buffett. This man is 93 and is worth over $117 billion. Warren didn't just rise up to become who he is today; he has been in the process from a young age.
Warren Buffett's childhood and teenage age shaped the person he is today. Warren Buffett’s habit of starting early is worth emulating. Let's examine how Buffet's formative years contributed to his success...
“Install a Billionaire’s Habit to Become a Billionaire!”
If you're short on time and looking for bite-sized insights, lessons, and habits that made Warren Buffett successful without the fluff read on...
Do you want to learn:
- How Warren Buffett thinks?
- About Warren Buffett's Personality?
- How Warren Buffett Learned from His Failures?
- About Warren Buffett's Success Habits that Made him a Billionaire?
...And a practical way to apply these habits into YOUR life? (If you applied just ONE Habit, what would it be worth to you?)
This concise book is:
- To the point without fluff
- Light read, so anyone can understand it
- Ideal for those who are short on time and want practical, actionable, "bite-sized" insights that can be applied in real life
Sample Chapter One: Habit #1: Cradle to Formative
“I started building this little snowball at the top of a very long hill. The trick to have a very long hill is either starting very young or living to be very old.” - Warren Buffett
Amy, a young girl, watched in amazement as an old man created a beautiful artwork in just one minute. She couldn't understand how he could produce such incredible art so quickly, especially when she spent days struggling to create anything comparable.
Amy became curious and approached the old man and asked, "How can you draw something so wonderful in just a minute? I have tried, but I'm nowhere near as good."
The old man chuckled and replied, "I didn't start today. I have been drawing since I was five. What you see now is the result of years of practice and learning."
He turned to face her with a warm smile. "If you keep drawing from your age until you are as old as me, you could do even better."
Just like Amy, many of us want to compare our results, knowledge, and skills with someone who started years before us. I found it amusing when young investors and business owners compare themselves with Warren Buffett. This man is 93 and is worth over $117 billion. Warren didn't just rise up to become who he is today; he has been in the process from a young age.
Warren Buffett's childhood and teenage age shaped the person he is today. Warren Buffett’s habit of starting early is worth emulating. Let's examine how Buffet's formative years contributed to his success...
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