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Charlie Munger on avoiding things in life : “Avoid racing the moving trains, avoid experimenting with cocaine, avoid getting AIDS or other unfortunate ailments.” “All this trait stuff really works. Just avoid doing the dumb things. Develop a good character and good mental habits.” What an amazing advice 👏🏻

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