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The University of Berkshire Hathaway by Daniel Pecaut

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Book:
“On the Ideal Business - Buffett: ‘Something that costs a penny, sells for a dollar and is habit forming.’”

Note:
The best business models are simple yet powerful. Creating a product that is both affordable and addictive ensures consistent demand and high profitability.

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Book:
“One of Buffett’s annual themes is the value of learning. He noted that life properly lived is learning, learning, learning all the time. He observed that being wrong is when he learns the most.”

Note:
Continuous learning is the key to growth. Embrace mistakes as valuable lessons, as they offer the greatest opportunities for improvement.

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Book:
“For the man with a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.”

Note:
Over-reliance on a single perspective limits problem-solving. Diversify your tools and approaches to see the full scope of any challenge.

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Book:
“The danger of relying on historical statistics or formulas is that you end up betting on a 14-year-old horse with a great record but is now ready for the glue factory.”

Note:
Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results. Be cautious when relying solely on history; always consider present realities and future potential.

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Book:
“Warren recommended doing what turns you on. Munger agreed, saying he’d never done anything really well that he didn’t like to do.”

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Passion fuels excellence. Success is more likely when you focus on what excites and motivates you, rather than merely what is profitable.

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