Neil Mehta is the founder of Greenoaks Capital. We cover his favorite stories from being a long-term investment partner to companies like Coupang and Carvana, why he looks for founders with maniacal focus and ambition who are building jaw-dropping customer experiences, and the mechanics behind successful investing partnerships.

David Senra is the host of Founders, where he studies history's greatest entrepreneurs. This is what he learned from reading Play Nice But Win: A CEO's Journey From Founder to Leader by Michael Dell and Direct From Dell: Strategies That Revolutionized an Industry by Michael Dell.

Wright Thompson is a bestselling author and a senior writer for ESPN. We cover what happens when athletes confront their mortality, how journalists break down walls to reveal human truths, and the complex balance between career aspirations and family life.

Kelly Granat is the co-CIO and Managing Director of Lone Pine Capital. We cover the building blocks behind Lone Pine's investment decisions, why the market frequently misprices the ability to execute, and the investing industry's problems with aligning incentives and duration.

Mike "Coach K" Krzyzewski coached Duke University's basketball team for 42 years, and led the US men's team to three Olympic gold medals. We cover his ability to get the most out of anyone who played for him, the importance of adapting your leadership style to the team in front of you, and the idea that being worthy of winning is more important than any one result when defining success.

Mitch Rales is the co-founder of Danaher. We cover the formula behind four decades of compounding success, why benchmarking and continuous adaptation are essential to building a winning organization, and the fishing trip that inspired his philanthropy.

Alistair Wittet is a Founding Partner at Aecus Partners. We cover how Inditex differentiates itself from its fast fashion peers by being more adaptable to trends, its ability to consistently deliver industry-leading gross margins and free cash flow, and the idea that a business model is more durable than a brand.

David Senra is the host of Founders, where he studies history's greatest entrepreneurs. This is what he learned from reading Estée: A Success Story by Estée Lauder.

Charlie Munger was the vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. In this conversation with Stripe's John Collison, recorded last year, he shares the ingredients for long-term business success, his thoughts on American society writ large, and what makes Berkshire special.

Hunter Hopcroft is a financial analyst and writer. We cover Apollo's mastery of complex deals, how they created a financial perpetual motion machine, and why the future of the alternative asset management industry lies in credit origination.