Warren Buffett believes there are only 10 things a person needs to do in their lifetime:

1. Study how to make money
Studying how to make money, as money can solve 90% of life's problems, and the remaining 10% can be alleviated with money.
2. Cultivate the habit of deep reading
By reading classic books, whether they are business masterpieces, historical texts, or philosophical works, you can broaden your horizons, gain valuable experience from others, and provide a solid foundation for wise decision-making and thinking.
3. Make good friends and mentors
Surround yourself with wise, virtuous, and positive people who can guide you when you're confused, support you when you're striving, and motivate each other to grow together.
4. Persist in exercising
Maintain a habit of exercising several times a week, such as running, swimming, or working out; good physical health is the prerequisite for achieving all goals, and abundant energy enables efficient response to life and work.
5. Learn emotional management
Don't be controlled by negative emotions like anger and anxiety; stay calm in the face of pressure and difficulties, analyze and solve problems rationally, rather than acting emotionally.
6. Focus on long-term goals
Don't be distracted by short-term temptations and difficulties; set clear long-term plans and steadily advance according to the plan, accumulating results to realize life's value.
7. Continuously self-reflect
Regularly review your actions and decisions, summarize lessons learned, identify shortcomings, and make improvements promptly to achieve self-iteration and upgrade.
8. Learn investment and financial management knowledge
Understand different investment tools and strategies, allocate assets reasonably to make money work for you, and achieve steady wealth growth.
9. Value family relationships
Take time to spend with family, care for their needs, and create a warm and harmonious family atmosphere, which is a harbor for the soul and a source of happiness.
10. Know how to give back to society
When you have certain capabilities, help others through charitable and public welfare activities, contribute to social progress, and gain spiritual fulfillment.