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Description: Warren Buffett gave one of his best lectures to students at the University of Florida’s school of business over two decades ago. As it happened, one of the MBA students popped Buffett a question, asking the billionaire what he would do to live a happier life if he could start all over again. Buffett’s response? He’s held an enduring level of happiness for decades, but he was quick to turn the focus back on the students by urging them to make better choices around career goals, finances, health, and relationships.

Source: INC.com

Date: Sep 16, 2022

Link: https://www.inc.com/marcel-schwantes/warren-buffett-says-your-overall-happiness-in-life-really-comes-down-to-4-simple-words.html?utm_source=newsletters&utm_medium=email&leadId=261346&mkt_tok=NjEwLUxFRS04NzIAAAGG9ICwEnedgQ1h-KFP4r9GK958llYR4oECJdZaiTY1MzI5JmrKZtll4Gu_o8Gaulz2XhsTvbc1sSW-NYA0BhOnwtIPoGXi0PpqvcD8eQ

Questions for discussion:

  • What is the essence of the advice Buffett gave in his response?
  • Do you think it has aged in any way?
  • How can managers help facilitate these guidelines so employees can feel – happier?