World billionaire Buffett, who turns 95 this year, is contemplating how to manage his immense wealth of 150 billion dollars (approximately 1 trillion yuan), as his three children are also aged between 60 and 70 years, and essentially, their time is also limited, and they cannot spend such wealth.
But you may not know that the three "old children" in the Buffett family are living more actively than the young! The eldest daughter Susan, 71, still works in a kindergarten in the African savannas, the middle son Howard, 69, uses a drone to weed cornfields, and the youngest son Peter, 66, writes songs for a film that hits Broadway charts. This certainly doesn’t look like retirement age? This is a real version of "heirs" — they just inherited not money, but an inexhaustible thirst for work.
Think about our elderly acquaintances aged sixty to seventy who can even start a "fight" over promotional eggs in the supermarket. And these three in the Buffett family have turned old age into real life in a life simulator. The eldest daughter does not want to build a kindergarten elsewhere but chooses the savanna where lions roam, claiming she is raising children in the wild; the middle son grows corn and implements carbon neutrality technologies, his pesticide-spraying drone performs better than the youth playing games; the youngest son can write a song that the producer of the sequel to "Dances with Wolves" is ready to buy for extra money. This is much more interesting than fighting for first place in the square!
The most interesting thing is that the Buffett family has a will: "There should be enough money for any venture, but not so much that nothing gets done." It’s no surprise that the children, as if gathered from an eternal engine, continue to explore new horizons at 70 years old. In my opinion, true wealth is not in the thickness of the wallet, but in the scale of life. Like with LEGO, you don’t just give a child a ready-made model, but leave them a treasure map to assemble themselves, creating a new world in the process.#Web3