“Everytime you appoint a new person that’s never had big capital allocation experience it’s like rolling the dice. We are way better off having done it for so long. The decisions blend. The one feature that comes through is the continuous learning.” Charlie Munger

May 27, 2018

An excellent read is the The Tao of Charlie Munger, by David Clark, which is a compilation of quotes by Mr. Munger. The title is available on Audible.com.

Munger: "A life properly lived is just learn, learn, learn" https://t.co/N3sOeXM14Z

— Li Chang, CFP® (@LiChang8) May 27, 2018

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