Warren Buffett’s son thought his dad checked security alarms 🚨. Most billionaire kids grow up with luxury, Peter Buffett grew up with mystery. As a child, he thought his dad was a security analyst (which he assumed meant checking alarm systems). It wasn’t until he was 25 that

"The four most dangerous words in investing: It’s different this time." - John Templeton.

Are you considered a wealthy retiree? Once the regular paychecks stop, your net worth becomes the key indicator of your financial standing. Here's how retirees typically rank:.• Low Net Worth ($10,000 or less): Heavy dependence on Social Security with little to no savings or

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Charlie Munger didn’t live to 99 by following modern health trends. The legendary investor and Warren Buffett’s longtime partner at Berkshire Hathaway credited his longevity to mental discipline, not diet or exercise. In one of his final interviews before his death in

“You only have to do a very few things right in your life so long as you don't do too many things wrong.” - Warren Buffett.

Elon Musk and his political group, America PAC, are facing a federal class action lawsuit accusing them of failing to pay swing state voters who were promised $100 for signing a petition ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Three voters from key states filed the suit,

When Bill Gates stepped down as Microsoft CEO in 2000, he worried the company might lose its standard of excellence, and that he might not get the chance to help fix it if it did. Though he shifted focus to philanthropy, the concern stayed with him. But two decades later, those

At age 21, Steve Jobs sold his Volkswagen bus for $1,500, while Steve Wozniak sold his HP calculator for $500. They used the combined $2,000 to start building their first computer, the Apple I, in 1976. A local computer store ordered 100 units for $50,000. Jobs and Wozniak

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Ramit Sethi, author of I Will Teach You To Be Rich, believes most personal finance advice focuses too much on restriction and not enough on spending with purpose. In an interview with Moneywise, Sethi said that while saving and investing are important, many people never learn

Magic Johnson built a billion-dollar empire—by helping others 💰. NBA legend Magic Johnson didn’t just dominate on the court—he built a multibillion-dollar business by focusing on community impact over personal gain. In the ‘90s, while investors avoided South Central LA, Johnson

"You should only hire somebody on your team if you would be happy working for them in an alternate universe" - Mark Zuckerberg .

“You only need one or two good stocks a decade. You don't need a lot of action.” - Peter Lynch.

When you’re a billionaire, but still rockin’ an old-school flip phone. Warren Buffett showing us that sometimes, simplicity wins.

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Elon Musk once said, “I’d like to die on Mars, just not on impact.” For him, space is not just a dream but a survival strategy. The SpaceX and Tesla CEO believes Earth faces too many existential threats to rely on it forever. Whether it's climate change, asteroid impacts, or

"I wish upon you greatness, which by my way of saying it, I wish upon you plenty of pain and suffering." . NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang reminds us that building something truly great isn’t about constant joy or daily happiness. It’s about embracing struggle, enduring the hard days,

Mark Cuban’s humble beginnings: Confidence over fancy clothes. Mark Cuban didn’t start with a trust fund or a polished image. In his 20s, he was living in a cramped apartment, driving a beat-up Fiat, and wearing $99 polyester suits. His early life was marked by insecurity and

“The most valuable lessons are learned in tough times.” - Howard Marks.