It’s natural to see someone wildly successful and imagine yourself in their shoes. At least that’s what happened to me when I first read about Warren Buffett as a teenager. Buffett and Charlie Munger are wealthy, wise, and widely admired. They love what they do and spend their days learning, solving interesting puzzles, and painting their canvas at Berkshire Hathaway. They are surrounded by people they like, trust, and enjoy working with. They even have their own cult-like community of students and admirers. Of course I asked myself, ‘Well, how can I be the next Warren Buffett?’ But like most people, I was too self ... (full story)