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Tap Dancing to Work

by Carol J. Loomis

Fortune's decades of Buffett articles and his own writing collected by the journalist who knew him best, with commentary. It is a chronological portrait of how his thinking evolved, more digestible than the annual letters.

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you want Buffett's story and principles through journalism rather than letters.

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you have read the shareholder letters closely; much overlaps.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Temperament beats intellect in investing.
  2. Stay within your circle of competence.
  3. Reputation takes decades and is lost in minutes.

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