"Buffett's Life Advice to His Children" Author: Yan Yikun//Chen Li Publisher: China Overseas Chinese Publishing House

"The Complete Collection of Buffett's Lifetime Advice to Children (Super Value Platinum Edition)" Introduction: In June 2006, Warren Buffett, a famous American investor known as the "God of Stocks", announced that he would donate 37 billion US dollars to charity, accounting for about 85% of his personal wealth. At that time, a reporter from the New York Times asked him: "You have donated most of your wealth, what will you leave for your children?"

Warren Buffett said: "I have left the most precious wealth to my children."

“In life, happiness is the most important thing. Billions of wealth will not give you ability or growth, but will wear away your passion and ideals. In a sense, money is just a string of meaningless numbers. Only with an optimistic, confident, brave, and thoughtful character can you reap a happy and rich life.”

As an investor, Buffett is successful; as a father, he is outstanding. Although Buffett's three children did not inherit Buffett's mantle and become trendsetters in the financial world, they have all achieved satisfactory results in their respective industries. The eldest daughter, Susie, became a fund manager and housewife, and is enthusiastic about education; the eldest son, Howard, is making his own efforts to solve the problem of global hunger; the youngest son, Peter, has become an Emmy Award-winning musician.

"The Complete Collection of Buffett's Lifetime Advice to Children" takes Buffett's family education as the starting point and Buffett's advice to his children as the theme, explaining how Buffett combines his wisdom and fatherly love to teach his children the life and learning attitudes to face challenges, and ultimately create a beautiful life of their own. At the same time, you can also learn from "The Complete Collection of Buffett's Lifetime Advice to Children (Super Value Platinum Edition)" how to respect and love a person, how to develop your strengths and make up for your weaknesses. You will find that success is not a tribute from above, but a fruit you can pick.