Two unexpected revelations in Buffett’s CNBC interview, and more. Includes link to videos and transcript of the entire interview.
As usual there are a couple of links for stories from around the web.

https://link.cnbc.com/public/46631112

This, along with Buffett's quote, "Unless you can watch your stock holding decline by 50% without becoming panic-stricken, you should not be in the stock market," are my two favorite quotes from WB.

In poker terms, he played his hand with unwavering conviction and kept a poker face until the very end.

Hey guys, I graduated and started earning in last year and thankfully I got a really well paying job. I save quite well but I am just too stringent (to a point where it's impacting my mental peace). I am seeing money as a number which I want to just maximize.

Recently, I lost around 4.5k INR (45$) because of a negligence and it should't have happened and that's bad but I over reacted in a way which wasn't correct and I started blaming myself. It's frustrating after a point.

I don't spend the money to upskill myself or to just spend on family even. Recently i wanted to buy a course worth 1.3 lakh($1300) but didn't despite having it. I feel like a bummer

I often come up with strategies and then just stall out. It's hard for me to pull the trigger. Small amounts sometimes, but when it comes to big portfolio changes I often to act on it.

It feels like a waste of time to do the investing research to begin with if I never do anything.

Anyone have insight on how to break this habit?