In this guide, we’ll cover Buffett’s writings on investment, his recommended approaches, and some widely accepted economic practices that he considers to be wrong. We’ll also look at the opinions of other financial experts, both those who agree with Buffett and those who present an alternate view. We’ll place Buffett’s essays in their historical context and look at how well his ideas hold up in the modern world of high finance.

In The Bezos Blueprint, business communication expert Carmine Gallo explains how to improve your communication by internalizing the principles that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos uses in his writing and speaking. Gallo says that if you follow Bezos’s communication "blueprint," you’ll set yourself apart from your competition, pitch your ideas more effectively, and inspire others to follow your lead.

We’ll compare the Netflix culture with other unorthodox workplace cultures—such as those at Pixar Animation Studios and hedge fund Bridgewater—and cite other works to support or offer counter-arguments to the management ideas detailed in the book.

In The Snowball, business writer Alice Schroeder seeks to answer these questions, and she does so with full access to Buffett’s life, connections, and personal records. In this guide, we’ll look at Buffett’s roots, his drive for personal independence through wealth, and the values of stewardship and honesty that have governed his actions as a financial titan, while framing his life in historical context and in terms of the impact Buffett has on the world.

In our guide, we examine the Four’s outsized influence on our personal lives as well as on society at large. We contrast Galloway’s ideas with those of other experts on Big Tech and provide additional background information to contextualize Galloway’s opinions.

Our guide explains how you can do the same by following Irvine’s explanations of Stoicism’s central strategy—reframing—to live with more equanimity, effectiveness, and even delight. We’ll explain Irvine’s core assertion that we can change our lives by changing how we relate to adversity, and we’ll detail how you can implement this strategy through a variety of actionable training methods. In our commentary, we’ll compare Irvine’s perspective on Stoicism to other philosophies and approaches that address the same challenges.

This guide focuses on four ideas: the biological feature known as CRISPR, Doudna and the other scientists who developed the CRISPR gene editing technology, the moral quandaries CRISPR technology presents, and some of CRISPR’s realized and potential real-world applications. In our commentary, we’ll explain updates on CRISPR science since the book’s publication, explore key scientists’ careers in greater detail, and discuss various philosophical perspectives on CRISPR-related moral issues.

In this guide, we’ll take you through Pychyl’s research-based insights into what procrastination is and how it’s undermining your ability to live a happy, healthy life. Then, we’ll dive into the reasons you’re procrastinating and explore Pychyl’s advice for changing your habits in the short and long term. We’ll also compare his ideas with those of other psychology and productivity experts who’ve studied procrastination, and we’ll look at additional strategies for changing your relationship with your most dreaded tasks.

Many experts suggest advice for overcoming this feeling. While they offer different approaches to financial management, they tend to agree on the first step toward taking control of your finances: Cultivate an empowering money mindset.

This guide will look at Kahneman and Tversky’s partnership, the historical forces that shaped their lives, and the prevailing psychological theories they overturned. It will also examine how their insights reached beyond the field of psychology into economics, politics, and other domains of human knowledge.