Principles #16: Ask Questions, Read Books, Grow Wiser
Chris shares how to grow wiser over time. Ask good questions, read more books, and use what you learn on real problems to build wisdom slowly and well.
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Chris discusses how we might begin to acquire wisdom by asking questions of ourselves and of the world around us, reading books to acquire more understanding, and regularly applying what we learn to the problems we confront. As great thinkers like Charlie Munger and others have observed, the accumulation of wisdom comes slowly and patently, by refusing to accept the first conclusion you draw, and refusing to allow others thoughts to intercept and cloud your own.
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