All I Want To Know Is Where I'm Going To Die So I'll Never Go There: Buffett & Munger - A Study in Simplicity and Uncommon, Common Sense

Fantastic conversational approach that delivers Munger and Buffett’s ideas and concepts.

Wonderful book - great advise from two wise men ! Intense but delightful reading - loads to takeaway

The book is packed full of sound advice and common sense that will benefit you in life and business. I wish I had read it 30 years ago! Very complementary to the great insights in Nassim Taleb's books.

It was really wonderful book. Self management come first then wealth management . So it totally worth of cost . Perhaps more then cost .

O livro é incrível. Uma aula sobre o modelo mental do Warren Buffet e da Berkshire Hathaway. Quase filosófico, com muitas lições de vida, de investimentos e até de carreira. Para quem não tem o inglês muito afiado, pode ficar tranquilo. A leitura é bem fácil. Chegou em ótimo estado, mesmo vindo de um frete internacional. O prazo de entrega foi bem inferior ao que havia sido prometido na compra, o que é muito bom também.

I've read a lot of books about Munger and Buffett and this is the best one for me. It includes many tidbits through the years from both men in a conversational style. It doesn't really get good until the second half though.

Peter Bevelin is an elusive and secretive thinker-doer who I discovered and found credible after discovering references to him in Nassim Taleb's works (the two are friends). Sometimes I wonder whether the secrecy and low-key nature of Peter and his books is some kind of test: seeing if you are smart and independent enough to look beyond the glitz and opinions of other people to identify enormous value in something that is inconspicuous. This is one of Peter Bevelin's most important works, delivering most of his lessons in business and life, if you read carefully, the knowledge and wisdom you gain is life changing. I have created a separate document of notes from this book and it is 17 pages, and I refer to this frequently. One minor flaw is that the book hasn't been edited, it could benefit from more structure and presentation, but this is irrelevant in light of the book being a treasure trove of wisdom and useful techniques.

If you want to learn from the best partnership in modern times, buy this book immediately. They are both billionaires, by the way.