Warren Buffett's Top 10 Rules For Success: Part 1

Introduction In a world filled with challenges and setbacks, the quest for resilience has become paramount. Resilience is more than just overcoming hardship; it's about flourishing in the midst of it. And when it comes to resilience, few cultures embody it as profoundly as the Finns, who have a word for this indomitable spirit: Sisu. Sisu, pronounced "see-soo," is a unique Finnish concept that encapsulates grit, determination, and courage in the face of adversity. It's an intrinsic quality deeply embedded in the Finnish psyche, influencing how they approach life's challenges. But what exactly is Sisu, and how can we incorporate this powerful mindset into our own lives? At its core, Sisu is about perseverance in the face of extreme adversity. It's the ability to summon inner strength and tenacity when confronted with seemingly insurmountable obstacles. While resilience is a universal trait found in every culture, Sisu has distinct characteristics that set it ap

Warren Buffett's Top 10 Rules For Success: Part 1

Warren Buffet, you might have heard this name. He is one of the richest people in the world. He is also known for his philanthropic works. Currently, he is the fourth richest person on this earth. Due to his sound business principles and profitable investments, he is also known as Oracle of Omaha (Omaha is his birthplace). At a very young age when other boys and girls were busy playing with their friends, he started earning money by placing pinball machines at barbershops. He worked for several companies but then he decided to start his own venture. He became chairman and largest stakeholder of Berkshire Hathway Inc at the age of 40. He was ranked by Forbes as the #3 in the 400 wealthiest persons, #15 Most Powerful Person in the World in 2016 and the 2nd Richest Person in the US and the World.

Many people see wealthy persons as an opportunist bunch of people but they never understand that there are certain reasons why rich people are more rich and poor people are unable to amass a good amount of wealth. We can understand this by understanding the story of two fishermen. There were two fishermen in town but one fisherman was very rich and the other one was very poor. A poor fisherman always used to think about why the other fisherman was very rich and have multiple bungalows. He used to tell his friends that if he had given the same chance then he will also become rich.

Then one-day rich fisherman lost all his wealth due to the failure of his business. Now both fishermen came at the same level. Both fishermen used to catch 12 fishes every day. Poor fisherman used to sell 5 fishes, consume 4 fishes by partying with his friends and give 3 to his family. On the other hand, the second fisherman started selling 9 fishes every day and he used to give 3 fishes to his family. By selling extra fishes the second fisherman shortly purchased another fishnet and doubled his output. After some time he appointed one person with him to quadruple his output. Subsequently, he appointed more fishermen to work for him and separated himself from day to day works. In this way, second fishermen became rich again and the first fishermen remained at his earlier place. Hence there is a reason why rich people are rich. Similarly, there are reasons why Warren Buffett became so much successful. He had explained his 10 rules of success at several forums. Let us read those rules and try to imbibe those principles in our lives as well:

1. Find Your Passion: We must find our passion in life first and then give our best shot to become successful in that field. Amazing things happen when we find our passion.
2. Hire Well: We all know that we cannot do so many things alone but we need a good team to execute our plans. We must also choose our business partners very intelligently.
3. Don’t Care What Others Think: Here Buffett is teaching us one of the most important things. Many times we do not take action just because other people are against us. We must remember here that if we do whatever our peers expect from us then we will only get what others have achieved yet. To achieve exceptional things in life, we must take exceptional steps.

Care too much about what others think and you will never be free

We will discuss the rest of the 7 rules in our next article. Also, don't forget to read 7 success tips of Larry Ellison.
Read Part 2 of this article here.
These life-changing rules will definitely help you to achieve more.
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21 Principles of Miyamoto Musashi

Introduction Miyamoto Musashi lived during the Sengoku period of Japan. He was a Samurai, a philosopher, and a Japanese swordsman. He was raised as a Buddhist. He was called Kensei that is, a sword saint of Japan as he was one of the world’s greatest swordsmen that anybody has ever seen. Musashi wrote a book called Dokkōdō (The Path of Aloneness”, or “The Way of Walking Alone”) for his favorite student in the last week before his death. This book contains the philosophy of his life as 21 precepts on self-discipline and perseverance. M iyamoto Musashi 21 rules are explained below: 21 Principles of Miyamoto Musashi 1. Accept everything just the way it is: This is the first principle of the 21 principles of Miyamoto Musashi. It means that if we remain attached to our ideas of how things should be in our life, then, there will be no lasting peace. 2. Do not seek pleasure for its own sake: This is the second principle of the 21 principles of Miyamoto Musashi. The pleasure if generated by li

25 Chanakya Quotes For Success

Introduction Chanakya lived in 4th Century BC. He was one of the first leadership gurus of India. His ideas on how to identify leaders and groom them to rule a nation has been documented in his most famous book Arthashastra. Chanakya Quotes or Chanakya Niti Quotes can transform your life and prepare you for a big goal. We brought a set of 25 Chanakya quotes in english for you today. You can feel and inculcate ethics of Chanakya through these Chanakya quotes. Read these quotes and become a corporate Chanakya. 25 Chanakya Quotes For Success 1. “The fragrance of flowers spreads only in the directions of the wind. But, the goodness of a person spreads in all direction” ~ Chanakya 2. “Avoid him who talks sweetly before you but tries to ruin you behind your back, for he is like a pitcher full of poison with milk on top.” ~ Chanakya Chanakya Quotes or Chanakya Niti Quotes can transform your life and prepare you for a big goal. We brought a set of 25 Chanakya quotes in english for you today.

14 Step Goal Setting Guide: Brian Tracy

Introduction The 14 step goal setting guide by Brian Tracy helps us to achieve our goals faster and easier. Brian Tracy’s goal-setting method is easy to understand and when we use it on regular basis, we will find that these steps leave a very powerful impact on our lives. In the human mind, people feel happy if they are driven to goals but people never get satisfied and they want more and more. Preparation is required to achieve great success, otherwise, when the opportunities come, people will look foolish. 14 steps goal setting guide Step 1: Decide what you want: This is the first step of the 14 step goal-setting guide. Brian Tracy suggests that clarity is the key. You can draw resources that are necessary for achieving your goal much faster if your goal is clear. He wants us to focus on the key areas of our life including our income, family, health, and net worth. Buy life transforming books of Brian Tracy: Eat that Frog | Goals | No Excuses | Million Dollar Habits Step 2: Writ

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