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Buffett, Munger and founder stories retold from video clips

Posts long-form captions on archive video clips of Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Jeff Bezos, Peter Thiel and Michael Bloomberg, pulling out one lesson on money, hiring or risk. Family and personal-life stories about Buffett and Steve Jobs draw the largest reach. Occasional X Articles comparing old and new rules of money.

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writes for English-speaking general audience interested in billionaire stories and money lessons · Worldwide, in English

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Warren Buffett's wife left him after more than 20 years of marriage. He was already one of the greatest investors in America, but without her, his own daughter 27 sep 26 · x post459kviews2.6klikessee it →

Millionaire Steve Jobs denied being the father of his own daughter and had to be ordered by a court to pay $385 a month in child support. In the video below, Li1 oct 26 · x post352kviews925likessee it →

Michael Bloomberg would rather hire someone who worked three shifts at McDonald's than someone with a Harvard degree. And his reasoning is not what you might ex20 sep 26 · x post151kviews826likessee it →

Charlie Munger thought McDonald's did a better job educating people than Harvard. He wasn't joking. In 2010, sitting next to Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathawa24 sep 26 · x post72kviews489likessee it →

A dead MIT professor accidentally destroyed the $20 billion executive coaching industry with one hour of lecture, and ten million people have already watched hi17 sep 26 · x post61kviews258likessee it →

Old School vs. New School: How the Rules of Money Changed in 50 Years28 sep 26 · x post22kviews48likessee it →

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