Corey Wrenn's narratives delve into the intricate world of finance and human ambition with a unique, analytical perspective. His work explores the complex interplay between wealth, power, and the ethical considerations that arise within these systems. Wrenn's distinct style is characterized by its precision and insight, drawing from his own experiences to illuminate the motivations and consequences of financial pursuits. Readers will find themselves engaged in profound reflections on the nature of modern capitalism and the human drive for success.
Each year, for thirty years, two veteran investment advisors attended Berkshire Hathaway's Annual Shareholders Meeting. After each meeting, they chronicled Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger's best lessons from that year. This book compiles those thirty years of wisdom for the first time.