Richer, Wiser, Happier
William Green · 2021
Green spent twenty-five years interviewing the great investors, Templeton, Marks, Miller, Pabrai, and kept asking about character instead of stock picks. What emerges is a book about resilience, simplicity, and the long game, in markets and outside them. The rare recent finance book built entirely around temperament.
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Green admires his subjects to the edge of reverence, and the lessons soften as they accumulate: simplify, be patient, be honest, endure. By the sixth investor the chapters rhyme. It is a warm book about cold discipline, and the warmth occasionally wins.
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