20 life lessons from a former Vice Chairman of Blackstone’s Private Wealth Solutions as he enters his 90s

So many good ones, hard to pick a fave

20 life lessons from a former Vice Chairman of Blackstone’s Private Wealth Solutions as he enters his 90s

So many good ones, hard to pick a fave 

https://pws.blackstone.com/education-insights/article/byron-wiens-20-life-lessons/

i think this goes against the trad belief of only accept higher amounts so i choose 16

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Funny, I'm lucky the "only accept higher amounts" narrative never made its way to me.  This is good advice but could be nuanced a bit further, I can see someone misunderstanding this as optimize only for enjoyment.  If you want wealth, you still need a path.  tl;dr optimize for long term wealth; not short term pay

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I kinda get the last one too. Work keeps you young, keeps the mind sharp. But I know what you mean 😏

All great advices except the last one.
He also doesn't even mention family once. 
Sounds like he worked all his life but lived a pretty lonely life.

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