“If Something’s Not Worth Doing at All, It’s Not Worth Doing Well”: Warren Buffett’s Critical Advice For Focusing on Success

Warren Buffett’s 1981 shareholder letter emphasizes disciplined capital allocation, advocating for meaningful investments over small or superficial commitments.
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