http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324324404579044891534700108.html

Many money managers spend their days in meetings, riffling through emails, staring at stock-quote machines with financial television flickering in the background, while they obsess about beating the market. Mr. Munger and Mr. Buffett, on the other hand, "sit in a quiet room and read and think and talk to people on the phone," says Shane Parrish, a money manager who editsFarnam Street, a compelling blog about decision making.

We're happy due to: a strong sense of purpose, meaningful work, good friends, health, loving relationships, chance to learn, grow and help others. Long term profits come from having a deeper purpose, great products, satisfied customers, happy employees, great suppliers, and from taking responsibility for the community and environment.
John Mackey (Investment checklist)