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Mary Buffett and Sean Sia discuss Warren Buffett's aversion to financial leverage, his use of float, and the importance of patience and discipline in investing. They also explore his love for monopolies and his decision to hold onto Coca-Cola.

Kyle Grieve chats with Mary Buffett and Sean Seah about Warren's aversion to financial leverage and how he used float as a viable alternative, simple ways to find new ideas, why Warren loves monopolies so much, the way Buffett thinks about and eliminates commodity-type businesses, Buffett’s thought process on holding Coca-Cola when it was overpriced, how to develop patience and discipline, and a whole lot more!

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:

00:00 - Intro

02:07 - How Warren shuns leverage but found a way to use a different kind of leverage via insurance floats.

07:38 - The importance of simple investments.

09:59 - Simple ways to find new investing ideas.

12:33 - Why Warren Buffett loves monopolies.

36:14 Strategies for learning patience and discipline.

40:38 - The power of meditation for investing.

And much, much more!

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