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In this video, we break down Charlie Munger's 5 Rules of Wealth:

Inversion (Avoid Mistakes): Instead of focusing on success, Charlie taught us to ask: "How can I fail?" By obsessing over avoiding big mistakes—like buying companies you don't understand or piling into debt—you secure your financial future.

Stay Calm: Markets go up and down. Even Berkshire Hathaway lost 50% of its value three separate times. Discover why volatility is normal and how big drawdowns are actually chances to buy great businesses on sale.

Be Humble: You don't know everything, and that's okay. Munger and Buffett avoided the dot-com crash by simply admitting they didn't understand 1990s tech stocks. Humility is your best defense against catastrophic mistakes.

Circle of Competence: Invest only in what you truly understand. Stick to your zone of expertise and stay away from the edge where you think you know something, but actually don't.

Robust Businesses (The Moat): Charlie loved simple, strong, predictable businesses that possess a "moat"—a massive, durable advantage against competition, such as the brand and reach of a company like Coca-Cola.

Follow these simple rules to avoid big risks, stay patient, and focus on quality companies. This is how wealth truly compounds over time.

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