Why I’m Taking a Sabbatical Leap: Redefining Financial Independence & Fulfillment
For the past year, I’ve been asking myself a life-changing question: 👉 What is truly enough for me? I’ve spent years building my wealth, growing my investments, and achieving financial independence. Yet, despite crossing the $1M net worth milestone, I couldn’t shake the feeling of emptiness and anxiety. I looked around and saw two different […]
How to Invest in Oil and Gas: Warren Buffett’s Strategy & 3 Easy Methods
The oil and gas industry has powered the world for decades, and despite the rise of renewable energy, oil isn’t going away anytime soon. Even Warren Buffett—one of the greatest investors of all time—has poured billions into oil stocks. His big bet on Occidental Petroleum (OXY) tells us that he still sees massive potential in […]
Lessons from Guy Spier’s Book: The Importance of Patience in Investing
Investing is as much about psychology as it is about numbers. This truth hit home for me after reading Guy Spier’s book The Education of a Value Investor. His candid reflections on his own mistakes and vulnerabilities resonated deeply with me, especially as I recalled my own missteps in the market. In this post, I’ll share […]
What I learnt from Guy Spier? (Part 1)
One year ago, I had the honor of interviewing William Green. He shared something profound about the power of kindness—how it can inadvertently lead to success in life. At the time, I didn’t fully grasp it. But recently, while reading Guy Spier’s The Education of a Value Investor, it all clicked. Guy Spier shared a […]
Applying Charlie Munger’s Psychology to Investments – Avoiding Psychological Pitfalls (Part 2)
In Part 1 of this series on Charlie Munger’s investment psychology, we explored 12 psychological tendencies that influence our investment decisions. These insights from Poor Charlie’s Almanack reveal how deeply ingrained biases can subtly guide our actions, often without us realizing it. Understanding these psychological pitfalls helps us make wiser choices that align with long-term […]
Charlie Munger’s Investment Psychology – Understanding the Psychological Biases in Investing Decisions (Part 1)
In the world of investing, few figures inspire as much admiration as Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s trusted partner and former vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. Munger’s approach to investing goes beyond numbers—he dives deeply into investment psychology to understand how our natural biases influence our decisions, often without us realizing it. In the book, Poor […]
9 Investment Lessons from Fund Manager Matthew Peterson
If you’re looking for timeless investment lessons from fund managers, you’re in the right place. I recently had the incredible opportunity to interview Matthew Peterson, a multi-million dollar fund manager known for his strategic and long-term approach to investing. The insights he shared were invaluable, and I’m excited to bring you the top nine lessons […]
Why did Charlie Munger Give Li Lu $88m?
This morning, I was reading Li Lu‘s book, and I came across a powerful illustration of how trust is built. In Li Lu’s book, he detailedly talked about the encounters with Charlie Munger in his life. He first met Charlie in 1996, but he only managed to have a chance to have a heartfelt talk with […]
What I learnt from Mohnish Pabrai: The Warren Buffett of India
With Berkshire Hathaway AGM coming to an end, I felt so fortunate to be able to learn and meet from so many brilliant investors all over the world. They’ve showered us with immense wisdom and kindness, helping us on our journeys to becoming better investors. I will be writing a series of reflections along the […]
What I learnt from Li Lu: The Warren Buffett of China
During my recent trip to the Berkshire Hathaway AGM, I had the honor of meeting Li Lu in person. When I saw him in the hall, he was already surrounded by a crowd eager to learn from the “Warren Buffett of China” by asking him questions. Humility is the one word that best describes Li […]