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Billionaire Warren Buffett says building relationships is crucial.
- Warren Buffett is one of the richest people alive with a net worth of more than $87 billion.
- Buffett is best known as a savvy investor, but his expertise goes beyond the stock market.
- Buffett advises people to continually learn new things and build relationships to be successful.
When it comes to getting rich, Warren Buffett is in a class all his own.
The 87-year-old founder and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway is worth $87 billion. He first became a millionaire when he was 32.
Buffett's skill and success with the stock market has reaped major benefits and earned him a nickname: "The Oracle of Omaha."
Unsurprisingly, many people want to be as rich as Buffett. In fact, most people would probably settle for a fraction of his net worth. Thankfully he's doled out some helpful advice over the years so others can follow his strategies.
Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway notably invest in stocks over bonds and prefer long-term strategies to constant day trading, but it is more than what and how Buffett invests that has made him successful.
Keep reading for nine of Buffett's best pieces of advice on getting rich.