Don’t be so…: What Warren Buffett advised Melinda French Gates that she still follows today

Melinda French Gates, former wife of Bill Gates, is on the agenda for its new memory, which has recently been released this month. Since then, Melinda Gates has been giving a series of interviews to promote her memories. In his memoirs, the French gates reflect the transition of his life and the wisdom he has collected along the way.

In an recent interview Wall Street Journal (WSJ) He shared a advice from Warren Buffett, the most popular investor in the world, the very close friend of his ex -husband and Microsoft founder Bill Gates.

When asked who he returned for advice? “I’m writing many quotes that people say to me over time, so I can play them again in my head.”

Giving an example, when he was forced to himself in philanthropy, he reminded Warren Buffett what he said. It’s hard, isn’t it? So don’t be so hard for yourself. “

“Swap” – wandering in the transitions of life

In his memoirs, the French gates discuss the importance of pause during periods of change. In this time, “Cleaning: – It refers to one part of life and another as a gap between the beginning of reflection and learning time.

“Then there is an area when you leave something and when you start the next thing. I call it an openness, or he says. “There is a tremendous amount to learn while sitting in this cleaning,” he said. WSJ.

Melinda Gates, who lived in Seattle, founded the Gates Foundation with her husband Bill Gates in 2000 at that time, and after leaving Microsoft in 1996, she moved away from her full -time mother. After 2021 divorce, he chose to draw his own way, “It was the right time for me to go on my own.”

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