Warren Buffetts Advice in Times of Change, Uncertainty, & Inflation.

Warren Buffett's (businessman, investor and philanthropist, estimated worth $60 billion) advice to the masses stays consistent, even during change, uncertainty, and economic downturn.


During his company's annual shareholders meeting, a shareholder asked Buffett for advice on what to invest in amid inflation. He said:

"The best thing you can do is to be exceptionally good at something," said Buffett. He added, "Whatever abilities you have can't be taken away from you. They can't actually be inflated away from you [then he said the quote below]."


The key to Buffett's advice is to refrain from chasing after developing skills or talents in areas or interests that don't serve you well. Buffett alluded that you don't need extraordinary effort to achieve extraordinary results. ✅


To Buffett, true success comes from focusing on those steady and consistent day-to-day actions and habits that pave the way to long-term results. ✅


Which skills and habits are you developing to improve YOU so you (and others around you) achieve tremendous success in mediation, leadership, and life?