The investing world lost a legend last week. Charlie Munger -- vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B) (NYSE: BRK.A) and longtime business partner of Warren Buffett -- passed away at the age of 99. A figure of the investing world for decades, the billionaire was known for his wit, insight, and wisdom.

Here are three lessons anyone can take from the late great Charlie Munger that apply not just to improving your investing acumen, but your life in general.

Munger was keen on consistently learning new things. He thought it was important for anyone trying to succeed in a profession -- whether in investing or any other industry -- to go to bed a little smarter than they woke up. He thought the best way to do this was by reading:

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