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Charlie Munger: What They Teach in Business School vs What I Learned in the Real World

In this video, Charlie Munger Warren Buffett’s legendary partner at Berkshire Hathaway reveals the brutal truth about what they don’t teach you in business school. Most people believe that success in investing and business comes from intelligence, formulas, or an MBA degree. But Munger explains why the real world runs on very different rules. Business schools teach you how to sound smart. The real world teaches you how to survive. They teach optimization not survival. They teach theory not temperament. They teach speed not patience. In this powerful breakdown, Munger shares the lessons he learned over decades of building Berkshire Hathaway with Warren Buffett. You’ll hear how real wisdom is earned through mistakes, pain, and discipline not through classrooms or PowerPoint slides. He exposes the illusion of control taught in MBA programs, the dangers of overconfidence, and the truth about why most “smart” investors lose money. Because in the real world, it’s not the smartest who win it’s those who can stay rational the longest. 👉 Topics covered in this video: • What business schools get wrong about success • The difference between intelligence and temperament • The illusion of control in modern finance • The power of patience, simplicity, and discipline • What Munger learned working with Warren Buffett • Why psychology matters more than IQ • The real MBA: humility, pain, and emotional control Charlie explains that money doesn’t reward brilliance it rewards character. The best education isn’t an MBA; it’s learning to stay calm, rational, and patient while the world loses its mind. If you’ve ever wondered what separates great investors from the rest, or why so many people with degrees and credentials still fail, this video will give you the perspective you won’t find in any classroom. 🎯 Key takeaways: – Patience beats intelligence. – Simplicity beats complexity. – Temperament beats talent. – Reality always wins. This is the real-world business education that no school can give you straight from one of the sharpest minds in investing history.