Life Is What You Make It: Find Your Own Path to Fulfillment

Life is What You Make It
Find Your Own Path to Fulfillment
by Peter Buffett

I found this 257 page teacher a real pleasure to review because it was honest, refreshing and to the point. The author grants us the benefit of his unique perspective as the son of a billionaire investor, in ways that seemed sometimes simplistic and at others very complex, but always, all ways thought provoking. I loved the examples and personal touches thrown in for good measure.

I really felt that this blessed dear offers the optimistic spin many of us have been searching for. In our complex society, there just seems to be so much suspense and superstition that it gets hard to find the silver lining, or even a road map of where one may look for it. So I believe show more this enlightened pied piper has showed up in the nick of time to lead us away from hysteria and put us on more solid ground smiling all the way. Thanks Peter, You have so much to offer and you delivered it superbly.

Love & Light,

Riki Frahmann show less

This was a good book. I highly respect Warren Buffett and this book definitely makes me think that he succeeded in raising a decent person in at least one of his children. They grew up with financial privilege but they also had a fairly "normal" life. They were taught basic values and had involved parents. Definitely worth a read. We are here to make the world a better place and to follow our own path.

Sensible. Well-written. Inspiring without the stars-in-your-eyes attitude. Practical, simple.

It started out well, and I liked the premise of the book too. But I didn't feel like I got much out of the book or what it promised to deliver.