Becoming rich like Warren Buffett

 "Becoming rich like Warren Buffett"

"Before investing, meet with the company's competitors, suppliers, and customers." "What I want is not money. The fun of making money and watching it grow is more important." "I do what I love and interact with people I respect. That's success." "When hiring employees, I look for three qualities: integrity, intelligence, and passion. Among them, integrity is the most important." "The reason why so many shareholders come from far and wide to attend the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting in Omaha every year is because we have made them feel like owners."

The reason Warren Buffett continues to be active and respected to this day is because, as he often says, he has been honest and diligent, and he has enjoyed living and working. The reason he has earned a lot of money is because he has invested in good companies for the long term and lived modestly without wasting money.

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