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Sage Insight from the economy to the war.

A few perspectives to consider as we start another news week.

I'm Jenna, and this is Smarter News.

Before we get into the flurry of headlines this week, I wanted to share with you a quote from Warren Buffett in a letter to shareholders. As some of you may know, Buffett serves as a leader of a major publicly traded holding company, Berkshire Hathaway,

and every year he

holds an annual shareholder meeting to update his investors. And as part of that meeting, he pens a

letter. And usually this letter provides some insight about the economy and policy and also a little

wisdom about life. And we're going to listen to him because, well, he's 94 years old. And at last check,

he was worth approximately $155 billion. He also likes Dairy Queen Blizzard. So this is all a very

dangerous combination, all the more reason to pay attention. In fact, Berkshire Hathaway actually

owns Dairy Queen. But I digress. One of the things he writes about is the importance of honest

assessments. And one of the quotes of his letter this year is the following. Mistakes fade away.

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