Name: ウォーレン・バフェットの成功のためのトップ10のルール (@WarrenBuffett) (Warren Buffett's Top 10 Rules For Success (@WarrenBuffett))
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He was the single most successful investor of the 20th century.

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Time Magazine named him one of the most influential people in the world.

He's Warren Buffett, and here are his top 10 rules for success.

How can other people... tap dance to work, what's the secret of that?

You find your passion, you find your passion.

and fortunately my children have found their passion.

My, you know, one son loves farming like nothing else.

One son loves music like everything else.

And all three of them love philanthropy and what they get to do.

You're lucky in life when you find it, and uh–

you can't guarantee you're gonna find it in your first job

but I always tell the college students to come out

I say, "Take the job that you would take if you would take if

You know, that's, you're going to do well at it.

If you think you're going to be a lot happier if you've got 2x instead of x, you're probably making a mistake.

I mean ... You oughta find something you like that's– that works with that

You will be getting trouble if you think making 10x or 20x   is the answer to everything in life.

Because then you will do things like borrow money when you shouldn't

... or maybe cut corners on things that your employer wants you to cut corners on.

You won't like it when you look back on it...

The three things in hiring to people you look for are integrity, intelligence and energy

and he said, "If the person didn't have the first two, that the latter two would kill him"

because if they don't have integrity, you want 'em dumb and lazy. You don't want 'em smart and energetic.

I mean there's a whole bunch of things that I don't know a thing about.

So, I stay within what I call my circle of competence.

He said, "I'm no genius but I'm smart in spots and I stay around those spots."

Well, I try and stay around those spots ...

somebody says you know you are wrong on something.

and I think that really is much more important, frankly,

than– than having a few more points of IQ or...

or having an extra course or two in school or anything of the sort.

I just read and read and read. I probably read five to six hours a day.

I don't read as fast now as when I was younger

but I read five daily newspaper. I read a fair number of magazines.

I read 10-Ks, I read annual reports and I read a lot of other things too.

So I've always enjoyed reading, I love reading biographies.

Famous lesson about a margin of safety ...

that weighs 99-hundred pounds across a bridge

If you see something like that, go a down

further down the road and go by one that says,

"limit 20,000 pounds" .. and that's the one you drive across

The nature of capitalism is  that people want to come and take your castle.

I mean, if I'm selling television sets or something

there's going to be ten other people trying to sell a better television set.

and give more parking and take my chef, and so on ...

somebody coming and trying to take the castle.

is you need a castle that has some durable ...

And that moat, that's one of the best moats, in many respects

But sometimes the moat is just having more talent.

I mean, if you're the heavyweight champion of the world

and you keep knocking out people, you've got

a competitive advantage as long as you can keep doing it.

if you're the one that happens to be able to do it.

If you can turn out great motion pictures ...

I mean ... we don't ... I don't like meetings

Our businesses run themselves, basically, out there.

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