《父亲巴菲特教我的事》"巴菲特父亲传道受业 30年后留给我这些"

Peter, the son of the "Stock God," did not follow in his fathers footsteps to dominate Wall Street. Instead, he pursued his passion for music and achieved great success in the industry, even winning an Emmy Award for his original score. Peters story touched me in three ways: the importance of pursuing ones passion, the values instilled by his family, and their mindset towards wealth.

Firstly, Peters siblings and him chose careers they were passionate about instead of inheriting their fathers wealth. Their parents taught them that life is what you make of it, and they wished for their children to find their own life purposes. The Buffett familys approach to vocational pursuits was to "dare to discover yourself" and pursue what you love.

Secondly, Peter considered himself fortunate to have grown up in a household full of love and respect from his parents. The most important lesson he learned from his father was that it doesnt matter where you start in life, but where you ultimately end up. Peters parents encouraged their children to follow their hearts and become whoever they want to be.

Lastly, even though Peter inherited a large sum of money from his grandfather, he didnt rely on it to kickstart his music career. Instead, he used the money to purchase Berkshire Hathaway stocks, and he lived frugally until his music career gained momentum. The Buffett family had a clear distinction between "earning money" and "hoarding wealth." Peters father always reminded him that his job was to return the worlds wealth to the world, rather than accumulating it for himself.

In conclusion, Peters story shows that success can come from pursuing what you love and prioritizing your values over wealth accumulation. The Buffett familys approach to vocational pursuits and their perspective on wealth offers valuable lessons for everyone.