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Today, the final episode of A Wealth of Wisdom, our four-part series with Warren Buffett.

Hi!

Becky Quick sits down with the Oracle of Omaha after one heck of a year.

I learned that people don't know as much as they think they know, but the biggest thing you

learn is that the pandemic was bound to occur and this isn't the worst one that's

imaginable at all.

What Buffett and partner Charlie Munger learned in their oh about

six or seven decades watching the economy. One of the interesting things about the

system though is you can't take all the art chip out whether it won't work.

Wealth, work, and staying humble, billionaire or not.

Wealth doesn't change people, makes them more solid,

if they're jerks to start with they can be bigger jerks.

Outspoken and honest, the 91 and 97 year old Berkshire best friends talk stimulus,

the pandemic, and the wisdom of age.

I will confidently break. The millennials are going to have a much harder time

getting rich than our generation did. Plus only in this podcast Becky Quack on

what she's learned from Warren Buffett.

It's not a complicated lesson. You should surround yourself by people who inspire you and people you don't want to

disappoint because that's that's what it's all about right just making sure that we're all our best

selves and the world's most famous investor on his longest lasting call.

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