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Advice from the 2 richest Americans

Yesterday, the two richest men in the United States, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, held a 2 hour question and answer session for a large group of students at the University of Nebraska, Buffett's alma mater. 

Topics ranged from bridge to politics, but both Gates Buffett and Gates concluded by encouraging students not to measure success in monetary terms.  "You have lived a successful life if the people you hope love you do," Buffett said.  So true.

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2005.10.07 at 14:05 in Business, News, Quotable |

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