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Charlie Munger's Ten Lifelong Habits:

1. Reading focuses on deconstructing logic rather than collecting information;

2. The body is the foundation of all achievements, maintain a healthy routine;

3. Studying failure is more important than studying success, focus on "what not to do";

4. Admitting ignorance is the starting point of wisdom, establish a dual-track analysis of reason + emotion;

5. Stay away from people who drain you, your circle determines your altitude;

6. Save money before spending it, savings give you options;

7. Home is a charging station, spending time with family is a long-term investment;

8. Reject speculation, character is the greatest wealth;

9. Ask "Will this still matter in five years?", use your time on what truly matters;

10. End-of-day reflection: Would my 80-year-old self give a thumbs-up to my current actions? Habits are the track of compound interest, persistence is more important than explosive power.

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