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Damn Right! by Janet Lowe — WisdomDeck honest review
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Damn Right!

by Janet Lowe

A biography of Charlie Munger: law, the early partnership, the move to quality businesses that reshaped Buffett's approach, the mental models, and his blunt philosophy. It is less complete than Poor Charlie's Almanack but a more conventional narrative.

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Read it if…

you want Munger's life story in narrative form.

Skip it if…

you want his speeches and models; see the Almanack.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Pay up for quality; it compounds.
  2. Invert, always invert.
  3. Avoid stupidity rather than seek brilliance.

Do this first

Read the chapter on the shift from cigar butts to quality businesses.

Our verdict

Conventional Munger narrative.

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