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Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett (born 1930) is an American investor, businessman, and chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. He is a leading value investor and philanthropist, known for concise investment aphorisms such as "Price is what you pay; value is what you get."
Quotes: 8
Quotes by Warren Buffett

Why Saying No Fuels Real Success
Buffett’s line reframes success as the art of subtraction rather than accumulation. Many capable people become “successful” by taking on more projects, more meetings, and more opportunities, yet that very breadth can dif...
Created on: 2/4/2026

Seeing Beyond Price: Buffett’s Value-First Principle
Warren Buffett’s maxim distills a timeless lesson: markets constantly publish prices, but they never print value. In his Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letter (2008), he credits Benjamin Graham for the insight that price...
Created on: 8/24/2025

Beyond Price: Understanding the Value You Receive
Buffett’s line separates the visible from the essential. Price is the number on the tag; value is the enduring benefit that number buys—utility, durability, cash flow, peace of mind.
Created on: 8/24/2025

The Enduring Value of Self-Investment
Warren Buffett, renowned for his shrewd financial wizardry, advocates a philosophy that transcends the boardroom: ‘to invest in yourself is the only investment that never fails.’ This foundational idea redirects focus fr...
Created on: 6/14/2025

What Consumes Your Mind Controls Your Life – Warren Buffett
This quote emphasizes that the thoughts and beliefs you focus on the most will dictate your actions, decisions, and ultimately the course of your life.
Created on: 12/11/2024

The More You Learn, The More You Earn - Warren Buffett
This quote emphasizes the idea that continuous learning is directly related to increased financial success. The more knowledge one acquires, the better equipped they are to make informed decisions that can lead to wealth...
Created on: 9/12/2024

The Importance of Forethought - Warren Buffett
This quote emphasizes the value of planning for the future. It suggests that today’s comforts and benefits are often a result of past actions and decisions.
Created on: 8/16/2024