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Charlie Munger famously said, 'In my whole life, I have known no wise people who didn't read all the time—none, zero. ' He viewed himself as a 'learning machine. ' He believed that the single most important skill for long-term success is the ability to learn and unlearn ideas as reality changes. He taught that you should 'destroy your own best-loved ideas' every year to stay sharp. For Munger, learning wasn't a phase of life; it was the core of life.
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