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Charlie Munger’s final reflections reveal a side of investing most people never hear about. Despite becoming one of the most respected billionaires in history alongside Warren Buffett, Munger admitted he could have compounded earlier and built even greater wealth. His message wasn’t about chasing perfection or flashy success. It was about discipline, avoiding obvious mistakes, and starting early.

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00:00Charlie Munger said he could have been a trillionaire, and he believed he basically screwed up.
00:05Not because he lost money, but because he started too late.
00:08In one of his final interviews before passing away at 99, the Berkshire Hathaway legend admitted he often thought about
00:14what he nearly missed,
00:16even after building billions alongside Warren Buffett.
00:19He said if he could go back 100 years knowing what he knows now, becoming the richest man on earth
00:24would be a cinch.
00:25But here's the twist.
00:27Munger didn't regret living simply.
00:29He stayed in the same house for decades and said fancy homes usually make people less happy, not more.
00:35His real philosophy was brutally simple.
00:38Start earlier, compound longer, and avoid stupidity instead of chasing brilliance.
00:43Because even one of the greatest investors ever didn't think success was about perfection.
00:48It was about making fewer wrong decisions than everyone else.
00:52And that's exactly why...
00:54What did you do?
00:54You
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