Hi everyone, thank you for coming back to my blog. I hope you found my last blog interesting and useful, where I covered ‘10 Essential Strategies to Create a Bright Financial Future’.In this blog, I’m going to cover some simple but interesting investing advice from one of the wealthiest and most influential people in American business, “Oracle of Omaha” Warren Buffett. This advice is for the average person who has limited time, just like you and me, and could prove to be the best advice you could ever get.Most of us aren’t financial wizards and don’t even hold a job in a finance-related field. We’re teachers, doctors, lawyers, laborers, and engineers. So can the average person do a good job of picking stocks? Well, that depends.Warren Buffett has over 60 years of experience and invests full-time. Historically, Buffett has insisted that investing doesn’t require a high IQ, but it does require experience to recognize a great investment. He also has several advantages the average person doesn’t, and we won’t dwell on that. However, his basic strategies are available to all.Buffett has suggested two different sets of instructions for non-professional investors.If you lack knowledge about the stock market and are short on time, here is what you should do:This money can be accessed quickly and easily but isn’t rotting away in a current or savings account.While this isn’t the most exciting advice, it makes a lot of sense. Few managed funds can match the expense-adjusted results of an index fund over several years. Plus, the expenses and the folly of the fund manager are too much of a disadvantage.This is the exact advice Buffet has left for the trustee that will administer his wife’s trust. Assuming he loves his wife, it’s probably good advice for the rest of us. It doesn’t…