What My Father Buffett Taught Me Author: Peter Buffett Publisher: CITIC Publishing Group

Introduction
This is a book of life wisdom from the Buffett family. In this book, Buffett tells readers how his father, who loves work and is talented, his mother, who is trustworthy and open-minded, and the many life mentors he met along the way helped him establish a strong set of values. "Values ​​are the most stable currency." They taught him how to view money, time, ambition, career, self-esteem, talent, opportunity, social justice, and how to find the path of life that he should take and live a life full of heart and fulfillment.
With a surname like "Buffett", he should have enjoyed endless privileges throughout his life, but the son of billionaire investor Warren Buffett said that the only real legacy he inherited from his parents was a philosophy: life is what you make it. As the son of the stock god, Peter did not inherit his father's mantle under the protection of "privilege" and become a Wall Street golden boy, but embarked on the road of music creation alone. Despite many twists and turns, he finally achieved success in his music career with his unremitting efforts and passion for music, and won the "Emmy Award", the highest honor in the American television industry, for his original soundtrack, becoming a well-known musician and composer in the United States. "Life is what you make it" is the creed of the Buffett family. Peter's three brothers and sisters all found their own passion. His sister chose to be a housewife, his brother became a farmer and photographer, and he became a musician. He said that only by following his passion and building his own career can people reap their own success.
This warm, wise and inspiring book makes people think: Which path should I choose in my life: the path with the least resistance, or the path with the greatest potential satisfaction? Only by finding your passion can you always embrace your passion and gain all the will, courage and determination you need to succeed. If there is anything his father taught him, it should be seriousness and self-discipline, the courage to face challenges, and the determination to do his best for the life he chooses.

About the Author
Peter Buffett, son of Warren Buffett, is a musician, composer, philanthropist and writer. His music career began in the early 1980s, when he created music for the emerging MTV. The unforgettable "Fire Dance" soundtrack in the 1990 Oscar-winning film "Dances with Wolves" was his masterpiece. So far, Peter has released 15 albums under his own name and has also recorded for Narada, Epic and Hollywood. He has won the American television industry's honor "Emmy Award".
Peter Buffett has written the soundtrack for the documentary series "500 Tribes" about Native Americans, and planned, produced and wrote the Native American musical "Dance of the Gods", which was grandly performed at the National Mall in Washington. He collaborated with the Grammy-nominated singer Akon on a song with the theme of human rights, which became a special performance at the United Nations General Assembly. He is not only a well-known musician in the United States, but also serves as the chairman of the NoVo Foundation, devoting himself to charity and giving back to the world.