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Buffett’s Success Figures

August 2, 2017 Leave a comment


wealthymattersIn his lifetime Buffett has owned 400-500 stocks.

Most of his wealth comes from only 10 of them.

So don’t just be selective in what you choose to do in life. Expect that even then, all things won’t lead to the grandest success every time.

And that’s OK.

The few successes will more than make up for the things that didn’t quite live up to your expectations.

Just be sure you don’t make mistakes of the order that wipe away all your success.

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