The Economic Times

Warren Buffett's Life Advice: After some other mistakes, I learned to go into business only with people whom I like, trust, and admire. A second-class business wont Why the people you trust may matter more than the money you make A deeper lesson about people, success and character

Warren Buffetts life advice is about choosing people you can like, trust and genuinely respect, not simply those who can help you make money. His words touch everyday decisions about work, relationships, mistakes and who we choose to keep close. The lesson is simple but useful: good judgment means looking at character as carefully as success, especially when the two do not always come together.