Takeaway No. 2 From Buffett’s Annual Letter

Published: March 4, 2021

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My Second Major
Takeaway From
Buffett's Annual Letter

Earlier this week, we discussed Warren Buffett's annual letter… and today we're back with Part II of the two most important takeaways for his 2021 edition.

Buffett says you're not rewarded for working harder, and really nobody in the business world is. This may sound counterintuitive to most people, especially those who do manual labor for a living.

For example, let's take two people. The first person works… say 100 hours a week. He doesn't sleep much and just works around the clock. And at the end of the year, he makes a dollar.

The next person works smart. She takes her time and studies the information needed to make money. She works three to four hours a week, if that. And at the end of the year, she makes a dollar.

In the business world, they both made $1.

Which Person Do You Want To Be?

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