One of my most anticipated books of the year, Buffett’s Early Investments by Brett Gardner, comes out next week. Gardner has thoroughly researched and analyzed ten of Warren Buffett’s earliest investments (hence the title) and traced how these successes and failures paved the Oracle’s way to greatness.

Housel, on the other hand, “helps you understand how your emotions play out in things like the stock market, how you manage finances, and how you make financial decisions,” she said. “He does a really good job of explaining that money is not just this plain and simple thing; it’s complicated because there is a psychology behind it.”

Host Minter Dial introduces guest Michael Brown, highlighting their connection through the Business Book Awards and Brown’s award-winning book, “I Don’t Agree”. On the podcast, they discuss Inspiration Behind “I Don’t Agree”, Conflict Resolution and Creative Industries, Active Listening vs. Acting Listening and much more.

In her new book, “How to Retire: 20 Lessons for a Happy, Successful and Wealthy Retirement,” Christine Benz, director of personal finance and retirement planning at Morningstar, seeks to get expert answers to the most vexing retirement questions.