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How does a childhood interest become a lifelong passion?
Meet the child behind the name, and the people who helped him grow.
Is this your next read?Books about family, finding your way, and making a difference.
START WITH A STORY
Shoe Dog / Phil Knight
Before Nike was a name, there were money worries, mistakes and doubt.
Meet the bookBuffett’s best read of the previous year, in his 2016 letter.

A childhood, a son’s choice, and a father’s example.

How does a childhood interest become a lifelong passion?
Meet the child behind the name, and the people who helped him grow.
Is this your next read?
Even Buffett’s son had to find his own way.
He chose music. A story about family expectations and finding your own direction.
Is this your next read?
What does a parent pass on to a child?
Gates Sr. reflects on family, responsibility and the example we set.
Is this your next read?For the moments when you need courage—or a clearer head.

Confidence can come after you begin.
From family life into publishing, she learned to trust her own judgment.
Is this your next read?
Good judgment starts with noticing how we go wrong.
Explore the biases and habits that shape everyday decisions.
Is this your next read?How does a role model Buffett admires actually work?
Forty years of working life, with an inside view of Tom Murphy.
Is this your next read?Business stories, unconventional leaders and a corporate collapse.

The book Buffett lent to Bill Gates.
Twelve stories of judgment, ambition and mistakes in business.
Is this your next read?Why are some outstanding CEOs so little known?
Eight unconventional CEOs, including Tom Murphy, whom Buffett singled out.
Is this your next read?How did so much talent lead to a corporate collapse?
Enron’s rise and collapse, through ambition, incentives and failures of integrity.
Is this your next read?Value, risk and the interests behind financial advice.
The book that changed Buffett’s investing life.
Business value, market moods and the foundations of his investing thought.
Is this your next read?A book Buffett says he learns from.
Risk, cycles and the discipline of questioning your own judgment.
Is this your next read?Before taking advice, ask who benefits.
A humorous Wall Street classic praised by Buffett.
Is this your next read?Two books about responsibility, opportunity and other people’s lives.
How did Buffett’s son put his resources to work for others?
A journey from farming to confronting hunger, with lessons from the field.
Is this your next read?What changes when a woman has more choices?
Stories of women’s lives, education, shared work and being heard.
Is this your next read?You do not need to read them all. Start with the one that speaks to your life right now.
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