7 Commandments of Warren Buffett's success

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Warren Buffett:. ...

a. Wealth - a state of mind.
... I never doubted it for a minute ... - Warren Buffett.


2. Success - it is something more than a big bank account.
Asked by CNBC television that he believes the main secret of success, Buffett replied: ... And no matter how much money in your deposit box. Also, it is important to do what you love and do it well. I've never met successful people who would be engaged by the fact that they do not like. The life of such people is pathetic ...


3. Spend less than you earn.
... - Warren Buffett. You can not become financially successful person, if not unable to rein in their spending. Warren Buffett is known for leading a modest lifestyle, despite the multi-billion state. He still lives in the house, who bought in 1958 for 31,800 dollars, and drives a secondhand Lincoln.


4. Do not take personal loans.
The sooner you realize that consumerism - it is a social plague of our time, fueled by large corporations to make you work for them, the faster you will be able to refuse unwanted things. Only a fool buys today what tomorrow will work out just. Because once your everyday work is over, and the debt will still remain.


5. Choose the correct idols.
... This will help you to move in the right direction ... - Warren Buffett.


6. Gambling - for fools.
... Do not waste your money. Rule number two. Never forget rule number 1 ... - Warren Buffett. One day, Bill Gates admitted that he often beats for a mortgage with Buffett, but the amount does not exceed one dollar.


7. The generosity and prosperity go hand in hand.
... If they were assholes before they got rich, then you just become assholes with billions '. - Warren Buffett. To have more, you need to give more, I'm sure Warren Buffett, also known as a philanthropist and a generous benefactor. In 2006, he listed 30 billion. dollars to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which was the largest donation in the history of philanthropy.