21 Life Hacks From Warren Buffett That Anyone Can Use
Ashley Redmond
Warren Buffett billionaire net worth
You don t get to be one of the richest people in the world without knowing something the rest of us don t. Often referred to as the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett has a net worth of $101.6 billion, according to Forbes.
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LONG BEACH, CA - OCTOBER 22: Businessman Warren Buffett speaks at the 2008 Women s Conference at the Long Beach Convention Center on October 22, 2008 in Long Beach, California.
1. Decide That You’re Going To Be Rich
In order to be rich, you have to believe that one day you will be. According to the Huffington Post, Buffett once reportedly said, I always knew I was going to be rich. I don t think I ever doubted it for a minute.
I’ve been asked the “What were you doing the week of March 13, 2020?” question so many times now that my response is practically second nature. Still, each time I share my piece of that utterly chaotic moment, it manages to knock the wind out of me all over again: When I received, after two days of anxious dread, the inevitable email informing me that my semester abroad in Madrid had been cut short by a deadly virus, my head was spinning. Of course, like the naive, stupid, American study-abroad students we were, we celebrated the end of the world by embarking on an epic final night of partying, dancing the night away in each other’s arms as we prepared to board our emergency flights home the next morning. How were we to know that night would be the last of any “normal” college nights we’d have? How could we predict the next year would strip us of all we had taken for granted, isolating us from the campus we considered our home for the past three years?
I’ve been asked the “What were you doing the week of March 13, 2020?” question so many times now that my response is practically second nature. Still, each time I share my piece of that utterly chaotic moment, it manages to knock the wind out of me all over again: When I received, after two days of anxious dread, the inevitable email informing me that my semester abroad in Madrid had been cut short by a deadly virus, my head was spinning. Of course, like the naive, stupid, American study-abroad students we were, we celebrated the end of the world by embarking on an epic final night of partying, dancing the night away in each other’s arms as we prepared to board our emergency flights home the next morning. How were we to know that night would be the last of any “normal” college nights we’d have? How could we predict the next year would strip us of all we had taken for granted, isolating us from the campus we considered our home for the past three years?
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With the ongoing support and active participation of Georgetown, the Jesuits and Descendants of the 272 enslaved individuals sold in 1838 by the Maryland Province of Jesuits have established a new charitable foundation focused on racial healing and educational advancement.
The Descendants Truth & Reconciliation Foundation will take a leading role in addressing the legacies of enslavement in the United States and its impact on families and communities today.
“The Descendants Truth & Reconciliation Foundation represents an extraordinary vision of racial healing and transformation,” says President John J. DeGioia. “At Georgetown, and across higher education, we share a vital role in supporting the vision of this Foundation.”
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