If you love playing music and you'd like to get paid to play live, Rob Jaeger teaches you that it is possible!

An unauthorized, tell-all biography that investigates and explains many of the paradoxes surrounding one of the UK's most recognizable politicians.

This book provides a step-by-step guide on how to be your own boss, pointing out the key differences between self-employment and running a business.

Bounce shows us that training trumps talent by sharing the science of deliberate practice, the mindset of high performers, and how we can use those tools to become a master of whichever skill we choose.

Braving the Wilderness offers a four-step process to find true belonging through authenticity, bravery, trust, and vulnerability, since it's mostly about learning to stand alone, rather than trying to fit in.

Domestic abuse survivor and advocate Natasha Medlar gives advice on breaking free from an abusive relationship and learning to love yourself again.

Breaking Through, by Martine Liautaud, discusses the pertinence of gender equity in the workplace, through scientific research, anecdotes, and interviews with high-level corporate figures.

Britney Vs Spears explores the events that led to Britney's controversial conservatorship and the pop star's long fight for freedom.

In this installment of the Very Short Introductions series, British academic Damien Keown explains the basic teachings of the Buddha, the history of Buddhism, and some modern implications of its practices.

In this March 2022 episode of Huberman Lab, exercise scientist Andy Galpin shares tips based on cutting-edge research for getting strong, building muscle, and going the distance.

Productivity expert Suzanna Kaye provides guidelines on how to create and respond to texts, phone calls, and emails in a business setting.

Business Model Generation teaches us how to start our own company, by explaining the details of matching our customer's needs with our product's capabilities, managing finances, and everything else involved in the planning stages of entrepreneurship.

In this July 2021 episode of the His and Her Money podcast, hosts Talaat and Tai McNeely interview money and mortgage expert Lynn Richardson about common home-buying myths and how to prepare for buying a house.

Real estate expert David Greene provides an in-depth guide to getting started with the BRRRR investment strategy.

In this August 2022 episode of Vox's Unexplainable podcast, reporter Byrd Pinkerton looks into new ovarian research that calls decades-old scientific assumptions into question.

On this July 2022 episode of The Economist's Babbage podcast, host Alok Jha interviews guests about how technology and wearable devices can personalize health, hack metabolism, and help people lose weight.

Can't Hurt Me is the story of David Goggins who went from being overweight and depressed to becoming a record-breaking athlete, inspiring military leader, and world-class personal trainer.

Discover how to unleash your brand's visual story with expert brand strategist Deevo Tindall.

Experience the captivating art of Ruby Art as she shares the rich tapestry of Japanese culture, inviting you on a vibrant journey that celebrates the essence and beauty of Japan.

Catch Me If You Can is the story of how Frank Abagnale, one of the most famous con-artists in history, faked over eight identities, several professions, and cashed over $2.5 million of forged checks in the 1960s until the police finally caught him at age 21.

This book briefly covers the story of the origins of Catholicism, its distinct Christian moral code, and its place in the modern world.