与巴菲特共进午餐时，我顿悟到的5个真理

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• I was driven in large part by what Warren Buffett calls “the outer scorecard”—that need for public approval and recognition, which can so easily lead us in the wrong direction. This is a dangerous weakness for an investor, since the crowd is governed by irrational fear and greed rather than by calm analysis. I would argue that this kind of privileged academic environment is largely designed to measure people by an external scorecard: winning other people’s approval was what really counted. (查看原文)

  书剑情杉君 2019-04-28 12:51:06

• He then went on to explain how crucial it is to adhere to values that you know to your core are right rather than being swayed by external forces such as peer pressure. “It’s very important always to live your life by an inner scorecard, not an outer scorecard,” he said. To illustrate this, he then asked us, “Would you prefer to be considered the best lover in the world and know privately that you’re the worst—or would you prefer to know privately that you’re the best lover in the world, but be considered the worst?” (查看原文)

  书剑情杉君 2019-04-28 17:20:42

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