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Tony Robbins gives tips on how ordinary investors can succeed in today's volatile marketplace. His No. 1 rule: Don't overreact and let emotions guide your decisions. There will always be boom-and-bust cycles, so focus on your long-term strategy.

"I had two sisters that have every bit the intelligence that I had, have every bit the drive, but they didn't have the same opportunities."

It was "worth every penny."

Young people are significantly more likely than older people to see crypto as a smart long-term bet.

He says it's the "safest way to try and get what you want."

"Nobody bats a thousand,” Munger says.

Gawande has written and spoken extensively about inefficiencies in the current system. He will now be tasked with finding ways to fix them.

The New York-based cryptocurrency exchange hired Robert Cornish to build out its crypto platform.

You might have this in common with the legendary investor.

Charlie Munger was pleased with an article by Dr. Atul Gawande on high U.S. medical cost, Warren Buffett told CNBC in 2010.

It was Alex Banayan's dream to speak with the investor at his shareholders meeting — but it didn't go the way he'd expected.

It was "worth every penny."

If you want to be a good investor, Buffett suggests, it helps to struggle.

He values risk-taking, foresight and creativity.

Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman Charlie Munger reads the news while waiting for his morning meetings to be productive, according to his good friend, Li Lu of Himalaya Capital.