What truly impressed me about Buffett wasn't his investment skills, but rather his extraordinary vision and noble character that transcend his abilities. Munger once said that Buffett sees Berkshire Hathaway as an educational platform rather than a tool for self-interest. He teaches the world the right way to value invest. His money has always been in Berkshire and he's never cashed out. He lives a very simple life, in a house that's decades old. He's signed a pledge to donate almost all of his wealth (about $120 billion) after his death.