"You can cry all right, but you can't quit."
In his final interview, 99-year-old Charlie Munger spoke about losses that cannot be undone. His nine-year-old son, Teddy, had died of leukemia.
"I cried all the time when my first child died."
Munger said you cannot bring back the dead or fix every tragedy. If you have to walk through the streets crying for hours, you can keep going that way.
He called it "soldiering through." His words offer reassurance when you're struggling: crying doesn't mean you've given up.
Decades later, he described the pleasure it had given him to watch doctors learn to save children with leukemia. He couldn't bring Teddy back, but he could feel joy for families who now had a chance.
His words are in the two-minute clip below.
Warren Buffett: “Eğer mizaç olarak kendinizi kalabalıklardan ayırabilirseniz, çok zengin olursunuz. Çok zeki olmanız da gerekmez.”
“İnsana zeka değil, özgün bir mizaç gerekir.”
THE VERSION OF YOU THAT ALREADY EXISTS
This is not offering another self-improvement tactic, it is pointing to a quieter, more radical truth: nothing you long for is missing from the field you already inhabit.
The mind can only dream what consciousness has already seeded, which means the "future self" is not ahead of you on a timeline but present as an unclaimed frequency. Alignment is not effortful becoming, it is the gentle withdrawal of the belief that you are unfinished.
When you speak, feel, and move as the one who already is, the outer world has no choice but to rearrange itself as a mirror, because reality never creates from lack, it only reflects the state you have consented to occupy.
The only veil is the story that you are not yet ready. You are. The version waiting in the quantum is not arriving, it is recognizing itself through YOU!
Warren Buffett once explained the biggest mistake investors make.
They think uncertainty is temporary.
But it isn't.
It was uncertain on September 10, 2001.
People just didn't know it yet.
When people get scared, they sell good assets cheaply.
Buffett compared it to buying a farm.
One bad year doesn't make a farm worth half as much.
The same applies to stocks.
You don't need to predict tomorrow.
You need to know what you're buying.
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Warren Buffett: "Charlie and I, we don't read anything about what the economy is going to do or the market is going to do. Any time I see analysts [saying] this or that about some business, it just doesn't mean anything to us. You cannot get rich with a weathervane."