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May 24
2008

The only difference between you and Warren Buffett is...

Posted by causeofliberty in value creationSoul Purposemissionideal lifehappiness

Warren BuffettBillionaire investor Warren Buffett was once talking to a group of college students and told them, “I am really no different than you. I may have more money than you do, but money doesn’t make the difference…

"If there is any difference between you and me, it may simply be that I get up every day and have a chance to do what I love to do, every day. If you want to learn anything from me, this is the best advice I can give you.”

If you’re unhappy with your life, the chances are that you are not providing a fraction of the value that you’re capable of. Happy people who focus on developing their unique gifts always produce more value for others and alleviate more suffering in the world than those who are routinely unhappy.

What will it take for you to live the life you love? What will be the effect in your personal life? What will be the effect on the world at large? How many more people can you impact by living your ideal life and doing what you were born to do? How many problems exist and how many people are suffering if you're not?


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Killing Sacred Cows isn′t afraid to tackle the issues that Rich Dad, Poor Dad never addresses. Wealth and happiness are related issues but not in the way most of us have been taught. Gunderson urges you to find your Soul Purpose so that you become more productive and independent while building value with a feeling of abundance. This should be required reading for every college student, but if you aren′t a college student, I urge you to read it now.

JEFFREY EISENBERG
Author of the New York Times Bestsellers Call To Action and Waiting For Your Cat To Bark?

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