Warren Buffett
mental interests and abilities

One of Warren's greatest assets is his ability to see both sides of an issue, and to negotiate and bring about compromise and reconciliation. Tactful, reasonable, and endowed with considerable social finesse, Warren Buffett works well with people in business as well as in personal relationships. He is objective and somewhat detached from emotional bias, and makes an excellent consultant, mediator or public relations person. Warren Buffett insists on fairness and seeks to foster harmony or at least peaceful coexistence between people. His sense of diplomacy is an asset to any business or social setting. Warren Buffett also has fine aesthetic sensitivities and could work in an artistic or cultural environment.

Warren Buffett has a good understanding of group trends, politics, mass movements, and community affairs. Sharing ideas with groups of people is something Buffett does well and is likely to be involved with. Warren collaborates well in group efforts and is likely to be part of a successful team or large organization.

Warren has talent for establishing rapport and communicating with people, great personnel skills, and he is adept at dealing with the public. Warren Buffett communicates concern, interest, and the ability to listen, which encourages people to open up and confide in him even if they do not know Warren well. Buffett creates close relationships with others by talking to them (even gossiping will do), or by writing intimate, personal letters. Women feel that Warren Buffett understands them.

His desire to make a point sometime overrides his receptivity to others' views. He can be a good listener, but Warren Buffett often finds it hard not to speak out.

Argumentative and rather aggressive and critical in discussions, Buffett tends to turn any conversation into a debate, and sometimes a verbal war. Warren Buffett could be a spokesman for a righteous cause, a lawyer vigorously defending a client, a sharp analyst or critic. He is a convincing speaker, but is not especially receptive to the ideas and opinions of others. Warren Buffett has a forceful intellect and an aptitude for mental work.

Although he is perceptive and attuned to the personal, human side of any issue (as described above), Warren Buffett is also capable of considerable intellectual detachment and objectivity. Buffett combines the qualities of being subjective and intuitive with a rational, analytical approach. Warren has an introverted frame of mind and tends to dissect or deeply analyze his own inner life and experiences as well as those of others.

Warren Buffett has an aptitude for solving difficult mental problems due to his careful, methodical approach, attention to detail and tenacity in following a matter through to its conclusion. Warren Buffett has well-honed powers of concentration and enjoys studying and thinking in solitude. Buffett can get entirely wrapped up in his own thoughts and completely engrossed in a minor detail. He is slow and cautious, but extremely thorough in his work. Conservative and somewhat of a skeptic, he may be narrow-minded or closed to any idea that has no concrete proof or scientific verification. He prefers dealing with facts rather than abstract speculation. Warren Buffett may also be distrustful or fearful of anything he cannot understand with his rational mind. He is well-suited to work in research or any field that requires careful study and thought.

Warren Buffett seems to have a sense of hopelessness and he feels that everything he does is blocked or opposed by others. Warren Buffett tends to under-estimate and belittles himself and is inclined to get lost in details. He may find it difficult to concentrate.

Astrological factors in this Astro Profile section:

Mercury in Libra

Mercury in 11th house

Moon Sextile Mercury

Mercury aspects Moon and Mars

Mercury Square Mars

Mercury aspects Moon and Saturn

Mercury Square Saturn

Mercury Opposition Mars/Saturn