Charlie Munger

If you put it down feeling as if you haven't learned enough, blame yourself, not the author.

All who are interested in finance will want this book.... Highly recommended.

Nancy K. Webman:
treasure trove of observations and comments by Mr. Munger, Warren Buffet's investment expert.

Shane Parrish:
Griffin does an extraordinary job of curating, synthesizing, and organizing the vast wisdom Munger has left for humanity.

Morgan Housel, author of Everyone Believes It, Most Will Be Wrong: Motley Thoughts on Investing and the Economy:
Charlie Munger is one of the greatest thinkers of our time. Combine his wisdom with Griffin's ability to synthesize thoughts and this book is truly a work of wisdom. It will guide you on how to think differently, which is the most important—and most lacking—skill among business leaders and investors.

Janet Lowe, author of Damn Right: Behind the Scenes with Berkshire Billionaire Charlie Munger:
Munger's life is about facing reality, from personal relationships to lofty financial transactions. Griffin demonstrates how Munger sees 'possible' where others see the opposite. How Munger sees the weeds in the river yet also the wonderful fish swimming there.

Ben Carlson, author of A Wealth of Common Sense: Why Simplicity Trumps Complexity in Any Investment Plan:
Griffin is better than anyone else at explaining the most important ideas from the best and brightest minds in business and investing in a way people can easily understand. This book is overflowing with wisdom. Readers will receive a master's degree in decision making, investing, human psychology, and much more. The definitive book on Warren Buffet's business partner.

Joshua M. Brown, CEO, Ritholtz Wealth Management, author of Backstage Wall Street:
What if I told you that the world's greatest living investor was also one of the most prolific writers and thinkers on the subject? And what if there were a single book containing all of his most insightful comments in a highly focused series of lessons, anecdotes, and instructions for success? I'm happy to tell you that, in Tren Griffin's Charlie Munger, that book has finally arrived.

Lawrence Cunningham, author of Berkshire Beyond Buffett: The Enduring Value of Values:
Griffin offers an elegantly unified theory of Munger's ideas, organized in a coherent framework from a generous sampling of his scattered remarks in various forums over many years. Intelligent, thoughtful, helpful—and a delight to read.

Robert Hagstrom, author of The Warren Buffett Way and Investing: The Last Liberal Art:
Charlie Munger is, arguably, the world's best investor. His 'worldly wisdom'—a latticework of understanding separate disciplines—is a powerful way to achieve superior investment results. Without it, success in the market—or anywhere else—is a short-lived fluke.