Compounding Knowledge
The filing cabinet of knowledge stored in Warren Buffett’s brain has helped make him the most successful investor of our time. But it takes much more than reading a lot. In this article, learn how to create your own “snowball effect” to compound what you know into opportunity.
Thinking | Reading Time: 4 minutes Compounding Knowledge The filing cabinet of knowledge stored in Warren Buffett’s brain has helped make him the most successful investor of our time. But it takes much more than simply reading a lot. In this article, learn how to create your own “snowball effect” to compound what you know into opportunity. *** Alice Schroeder, the author of Warren Buffett’s authorized biography The Snowball , tells the story of getting into Buffet’s thinking in this informative talk . In her words, Starting [at a young age] he’s read everything that he could find about b
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