Warren Buffett: The Life and Business Lessons of Warren Buffett Paperback – 19 Sept. 2016

An interesting and very thought-provoking read about arguably one of the most impressive investors to have ever lived. I have always been a fan of Warren Buffet and have read numerous biographies and quite a few books by the man himself, so of course I was pleasantly surprised when I came across this read because it offers a different approach than what I am usually accustomed to reading.This book offers a premise that is focused more on gaining inspiration and business skills directly from the man himself, and it is structured in a way that makes it concise and easy to read. This is perfect for me, as usually my time is quite limited and my days are often busy. With that being stated, quality is not sacrificed due to the length of the book and it undoubtedly left me with a lot to reflect on after I had finished.

Short and to the point not too heavy on detail. I liked the content. A book about the life and business lessons of Warren Buffet. What else is there to say?

Interesting albeit a very brief resume with anecdotal quotes rather than in depth analysis. To be fair to the author they do say that themselves at the very beginning and that's exactly what you get. Interesting read.

The book is excellent, short and sweetThe author gave a clear insight about the life and work of Buffet while linking it to more personal development/motivation.

A lot is said in very little. Information relevant to the intended lesson has been provided. The last sentence i write simply to please Kindle, who obviously thinks, only lots of words maketh a good review!

Interesting read and absolutely practical, no smokes no mirrors. Showcases how WB lived through his life like any other human faced with usual challenges but he held out by staying focused and letting his passion for what he loves reign supreme.

I enjoyed this book like most of George Ilians books, its short, intriguing and interesting. it has to be said it does have many spelling mistakes.

Short and to the point. If you want a short summary of the world's most consistently successful investor this is a good little book.