Trading · Warren Buffett · Charlie Munger

Temperament Over IQ

Picture waiting for the pitch you can actually hit. Buffett and Munger keep saying temperament beats IQ. Watch their advice for young investors, then audit your own emotional snap points.

Warren Buffett · Charlie Munger — Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger - Advice For Young Investors. Video hosted on YouTube; not uploaded to Premier Sol.

Below is our Crew study guide — original teaching. Short quotes are attributed; we do not paste long copyrighted book text.

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Temperament is the edge

Reasonable intelligence is enough. What snaps people is emotion — envy, FOMO, the need to act. Temperament is staying rational when the room is loud. That is true in Berkshire halls and in Solana chats.

2

Circle of competence

They wait for fat pitches inside what they understand. Outside the circle, they pass. The Crew version: only unlock trips and trades you can explain in plain English.

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Lifelong learning compounds

Munger’s secret: keep learning. Buffett in his later decades still sharpens. Your edge is the library you actually finish — and the ego you refuse to feed.

“Temperament is more important than IQ.” — Warren Buffett
Study guide

Try this week

Short prompts. Honest answers. Move once.

  1. Snap map: When do you usually break your rules?
  2. Circle: Three things you truly understand; three you will skip.
  3. Wait: What fat pitch are you waiting for this month?
  4. Learn: One book or lesson you will finish before the next Monday drop.

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