How to grow in your career using Warren Buffett’s investing strategy
Earlier this November, 95-year-old Warren Buffett was in the news when he signalled his retirement. The world’s most famous value investor wrote his last letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, capping 60 years of disciplined compounding of a tiny company to a US$1 trillion investment firm. His real genius is not in picking stocks, but in how he manages risk, uses time, regulates emotions, and improves judgement. His powerful principles go beyond the demat account and are a blue print for a lifelong compounding career. Here’s how.
The first step is to treat your career, skills and job the way Buffett would treat his businesses. Stop chasing quick wins and build a solid, compounding career instead. Buffett did not see himself as a…
The first step is to treat your career, skills and job the way Buffett would treat his businesses. Stop chasing quick wins and build a solid, compounding career instead. Buffett did not see himself as a…
