From SuccessSoul:

Are you sold on the fake notion that owning possessions is the touchstone of your self-worth? Have you felt jealous and self-pity when a neighbor bought a new Mercedes or a new Yacht that you always wanted to possess? We all have.

If your paycheck is not keeping up the pace with your cravings for the new iphone, why not learn the secrets of simplicity from the richest man on the earth who still lives without a cell phone? Before you sink your money for the latest gadget what if you were to know that the Oracle of Omaha still has no desk computer in his modest office?

In this world full of the rich and famous, Warren Buffett remains the greatest investor ever born not due to his acumen for the wise investments that he has made during his life but more for exemplifying the greatness with simplicity. He’s full of wit and happiness and this is at the core of everything that he does.

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I’m a huge fan of FriendFeed. Recently, FriendFeed introduced Rooms, allowing people to discuss very specific topics of interest. I thought it was worth listing 3 of these rooms that might have a little action come Monday during Apple’s WWDC where we might see the release of the iPhone 2 (or iPhone 3G if you prefer).

If you aren’t already a FriendFeed member, why not join? It takes seconds to setup, and is a great way to pull your social madness into one place.

Here are the three rooms to watch on Monday:

The official WWDC 2008 Room

The Unofficial Apple Weblog Room

The Stevenote Room

If you know of any other rooms, please add them in the comments. These rooms are a great way to continue the conversation during and after the event.

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