Imitating Buffett, I found that busyness is the fastest way to destroy a person
I like a quote from Warren Buffett: "People who work all day can't get rich." Wealth is a compensation for knowledge, not a reward for hard work."
The most direct way to destroy a person is to make him too busy to grow up.
In Buffett's life, he will spend 50% of his time reading and thinking, and his life is very simple and focused.
His life strategies are suitable for all ordinary people who don't have time to grow, and each one is worth keeping in mind.
Let us share Buffett's life strategy
Strategy 1: Kill unnecessary work
Really smart people, most know how to walk while throwing.
Learn to subtract, keep less than 5 important things in your life, and avoid everything else.
Don't let others interfere with the direction of your life, after all, focus is too important to get one thing done.
Strategy 2: Only work with people you trust
It saves a lot of trouble, and if you're fighting on the front lines, the worst thing that can happen is: your backyard is on fire.
Once a person loses my trust, it's very, very hard to walk in.
I don't think the more friends and partners in life, the better, a few friends can be honest with each other is enough.
After all, operating relationships are tiring.
Strategy 3: Keep your life simple
Jobs always had T-shirts and jeans, and he could buy dozens of the same style.
Buffett lived in his own simple house for 60 years, just didn't want to bring himself too much choice and involvement.
Life includes: food, clothing, housing, transportation and friends, should be kept simple, so that you can have more time and energy to do those important things in life.
Strategy 4: Stay focused on a few things
Don't always change, for example, there are a lot of self-media on the current growth track.
Reading + health, reading + fitness, reading + living home, reading + wisdom, reading + money relationship...... That's too much!
Find a precise direction can be stable, stable to make achievements.
Strategy 5: Focus on long-term investing
Things that don't have long-term value and compound interest are not worth doing.
Take this as your first screening criteria for reading, learning and doing things.
That's what the big figures are doing.
Strategy 6: Avoid following trends
Avoid reading hot articles and learning hot skills unless they have long-term value. Otherwise it is really a waste of a lot of time, is the consumption of life.
Once a trend or hot spot passes, it's sad to go back to the beginning.
