A framework for applying the power of compounding across every area of life—not just investing, but also habits, learning, relationships, and character. Drawing on insights from some of the world’s sharpest minds, Baid distills decades of wisdom into a thoughtful, well-researched guide. It’s a reminder that the most powerful compounding happens when you invest in yourself.

A framework book for gaining a deeper understanding from what you read. It provides a step-by-step approach that helps readers learn from books and develop original insights. A key concept is the four levels of reading: Elementary Reading (basic literacy), Inspectional Reading (skimming to grasp key ideas), Analytical Reading (methodically questioning a book’s arguments), and Syntopical Reading (reading multiple books on a topic and comparing them to develop your own insight).

A biographical anthology about 15 of the most successful hedge fund managers. Divided into three sections—Macro, Multistrategy, and Equity—the book is based on in-depth interviews that explore each investor’s strategies, principles, and mindset, revealing what enabled their long-term success. The managers profiled are: Colm O'Shea, Ray Dalio, Larry Benedict, Scott Ramsey, Jaffray Woodriff, Edward Thorp, Jamie Mai, Michael Platt, Steve Clark, Martin Taylor, Tom Claugus, Joe Vidich, Kevin Daly, Jimmy Balodimas, and Joel Greenblatt.

Historical exploration of the hedge fund industry. This book details the origins, key players, their impact on the industry, and the role hedge funds played in the 2007-2009 financial crisis.

Historical exploration of the venture capital (VC) industry. This book details the key players, their impact on the industry, and how VC has impacted innovation and economic growth.

A framework for operating and innovating like Amazon. Written by two longtime Amazon executives, this book offers a behind-the-scenes look at core mechanisms—like PR/FAQs, six-page memos, and single-threaded teams—that powered Amazon’s biggest breakthroughs, including AWS, Prime, and Kindle. It’s a practical guide to building customer-obsessed, scalable systems that drive innovation.

Biography of Wework and Adam Neumann. Describes Neumann's journey leading to founding Wework. Describes how the company's rapid growth period fueled by venture capital. Details rapid decline and ouster of Neumann.

A framework for thinking probabilistically in uncertain situations, written by a former professional poker player who believes everyone can “think in bets” to make better decisions.

Jeff Booth's contrarian perspective on how monetary policy, debt, inflation, technology, and other topics work together.

A framework for using small daily habits and systems—rather than setting ambitious goals—to increase the likelihood that you will arrive at your desired destination. Clear outlines three levels of behavior change: outcomes (what you get), processes (what you do), and identity (what you believe). He emphasizes starting with the identity layer: belief-based habits that focus on the kind of person you want to be. Once you know who you want to be, it’s easier to back into what you need to do (process layer) to get the result you want (outcome layer).

An investigative biography that traces how Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) rose to power and became the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia. The book offers a rare and revealing look at his tactics and global ambitions.

A beginner's guide to how venture capital deals are structured and negotiated—designed to help those unfamiliar with VC understand the mechanics behind fundraising and term sheets.

A practical guide to angel investing based on Jason Calacanis’s experience.It outlines his approach to sourcing and evaluating deals, check writing strategy, deal mechanics, and adding value to founders. Calacanis shows that angel investing isn’t random luck, but a strategic game of access and probabilities.

A technical guide to how venture capital works, written by Scott Kupor of VC firm Andreessen Horowitz. Drawing on personal experience and investor perspectives, Kupor offers practical advice on pitching, negotiating term sheets, and building strong VC relationships—while revealing how venture capitalists think. For founders considering raising venture capital, it’s an invaluable playbook for understanding the rules before you step on the court.

An investigative biography detailing how Paul Calder Le Roux went from a gifted software engineer to running a global online prescription drug empire from Manila, Philippines. A fascinating account of his rise, the inner workings of his dangerous international organization, and the DEA operation that finally brought him down.

An investigative biography detailing the meteoric rise and fall of American Pain, Chris George’s Florida-based pill mill. Through this story, the book reveals how weak oversight and other factors fueled the opioid crisis, giving readers an inside view of pain clinics and the devastation they caused in America.