Sunday, February 11, 2007

What's in Warren Buffett's wallet?

"Warren Buffett's 24-year-old wallet was recently purchased for $210,000 at a charity auction because it included a stock tip. But before Buffett sent his wallet to the winning bidder, he removed a significant and personal item that reveals 10 secrets to his extraordinary wealth-building success."

I just came across this info yesterday. You can read about it here. This should be a great addition to Flatwallet's wallet since there is a lot of room.
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LP said...

I can see your wallet has been getting fatter these days. It's really nice to see that you have discovered Mr. Buffet's secrets and you are willing to share. I will admit that your recent success has inspired me. More importantly, I love the positive attitude. Keep up the great work and I look forward to blogging along side you and many others for years to come.

LP

10:28 PM
OBAT said...

Thanks.

12:19 PM

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