Charlie Munger Admits He And Warren Buffett Made Mistakes But They Weren't Major Ones Because Of This Reason

Charlie Munger believed Berkshire Hathaway's advantage was keeping it simple, avoiding bureaucracy. He urged to know one's limits and reduce big errors.

Billionaire Charlie Munger, 99, said life's struggles are inevitable, you just have to 'soldier through'—'Go ahead and cry. But... you can't quit'

Charlie Munger wasn't in denial about how rough life could get. He just didn't believe in quitting. In what would be his final interview, filmed just two weeks before his death at age 99 in 2023, the ...

Charlie Munger said people back in the day weren't unhappy despite poverty – 'Amazing how poor everybody was'

Charlie Munger said people he grew up around managed to cope with life's realities without becoming unhappy despite ...
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Munger in final interview describes how he and Buffett turned Berkshire Hathaway into such a success

Today, Berkshire Hathaway is massive conglomerate worth north of $785 billion with businesses and investments all around the world. This exceeded Charlie Munger's wildest dreams. "I did not think we'd ...

Charlie Munger Said He'd Have Been a 'Screaming Leftist' If He Saw Misery of Coal Miners – 'You Couldn't Be A Human Being' Without 'Feeling That'

Charlie Munger said he might have been drawn to leftist ideas if he had seen the misery and harsh treatment coal miners once endured. Talking about his childhood and early days in Omaha during an ...