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93-Year-Old Billionaire's Life Advice

Name: 93-Year-Old Billionaire's Life Advice
Uploaded: 2025-01-21T02:00:31+00:00
Duration: 3 s
Channel: Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP
Description: In this brief excerpt from a YouTube interview titled "93-Year-Old Billionaire's Life Advice," Speaker B asks Speaker A what the most important decision…

21 Jan 2025 · 0 min

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In this brief excerpt from a YouTube interview titled "93-Year-Old Billionaire's Life Advice," Speaker B asks Speaker A what the most important decision in life is. Speaker A answers that choosing a spouse is the single most critical decision, emphasizing that a wrong choice can be disastrous while the right choice leads to a fantastic life. He cites his own experience of a 68‑year marriage, describing the partnership as a continuous teamwork that has been wonderful throughout his life.

What's the most important decision you're going to make in your life?
What do you think it is?
Who you marry. The spouse. The most important decision you make in your entire life is the spouse. Because the wrong one is a disaster. The right one is fantastic. I've had the right one for 68 years. Everything we've done together, we've done together as a team. It's been wonderful.
This is really interesting because there's another big graph that was circling around Twitter that I saw that was relevant impact on happiness overall. And they did it by percentage. And like, being very fulfilled with your work was the second highest impact, and having a very good relationship with their spouse was 4 times more impactful than having very good work enjoyment. And so I see that, and I 100% agree. I mean, I think there's one person that you're going to get more reinforcement from for the rest of your life, and I think it makes more sense to pick that person like you're making a long-term investment, not like you're buying a