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 Once upon time, there is a nice intelligent boy 

whose name is Warren. He is studying in Pittsford

School in 4th grade. Warren is a hard-working 

student, so everyone in the school knows Warren.

 Warren’s parents, whose name is Buffett and

 Jenifer, always support their sun in order for

 him to be successful. 

One day, Warren is selected to 

represent Pittsford School in the 

National Math competition.

 Warren’s family is proud of their son. 

After that, Warren starts studying hard 

to win the competition because he 

never accepts to lose.

 On the day of the math competition, 

Warren becomes anxious because he 

meets a lot of people whom he has 

never met before, so he loses his 

confidence and becomes nervous. For 

that reason, Warren gets confused in 

the exam, and unfortunately he is not 

able to win the competition. Warren 

feels very sad and angry because he is 

sure that his teachers will never expect 

this result.

Buffet wants to give his son a lesson 

from this experience. Buffett says to 

Warren: “You did a great job, and we 

are proud of you”. Warren replies: “No 

dad”. Buffett convinces: “Everyone 

makes mistakes that might benefit 

them if a person is going to learn from 

his own mistakes”. Warren gets a good 

feeling after his father’s conversation, 

and he gets potential energy.

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