Is there anything touching about Charlie Munger's Poor Charlie Collection?

With the popularity of various reading clubs, Poor Charlie Collection written by Charlie Munger is becoming more and more familiar to everyone. Personally, I think it can still be implemented. Teacher Munger didn't just give chicken soup without a spoon. He gave it, but everyone needs to insist, so it is in line with the thinking of internet people and I hope to work as hard as him.

Personally, there are two points:

First, in order to achieve something, don't do something first. For example, when asked how Mr. Charles Munger succeeded in life, he replied.

1. Don't abuse chemicals, such as alcohol and drugs.

2. Don't run a red light?

3. Unwanted AIDS

This kind of joking idea is different from our mainstream thinking. If you want to succeed, you need to break down the big goal into small goals, and then subdivide the small goals. But Charlie Munger cuts things first, what can't be done and what is beyond the scope of operation will hinder his action. Looking back on his thoughts, it is revealed that the first thing to succeed is to live long, and the second thing is to consider how to use the energy of time to ferment.

It's just that General Yun said that he doesn't study how others succeed, but how others fail. Everyone is the same. Others make such mistakes, so will we. Only by avoiding those common mistakes can we succeed. The success factor is luck or other unique abilities, but the failure factor can be avoided artificially.

The second one is

Try to think in another way. Many times, I try to find points that I can't see at ordinary times, try to change my way of thinking and think from different angles. There is another key that Mr. Munger often mentioned: "A blacksmith with a hammer in his hand sees that all the problems in the world are nails." Because people's cognition will be biased, they will look at the problem subjectively. Perhaps only when subjective and objective are combined can we get closer to the objective world.

This is consistent with the "theory of mind and nature" put forward by Wang Shouren in the Ming Dynasty, which emphasizes "the unity of knowledge and action" and regards both rational thinking and perceptual thinking as a part of us as human beings. We don't need to abandon them blindly, but should embrace everything. After all, this is part of us as human beings, and knowing our own shortcomings can overcome more difficulties. I also study under Mr. Munger's book, which is getting better and better. I believe in the power of hard work.

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