Winners Dream will inspire you to get moving with the incredible rags-to-riches story of Bill McDermott, who went from humble beginnings to become the CEO of SAP, the biggest business software company in the world.

Wired to Create explores the roots of creativity and the habits that creative people often take up in order to break away from conformity and innovate.

In this November 2020 episode of A Podcast of One's Own, former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard is joined by computer-science prodigy Anne-Marie Imafidon to discuss the shrinking number of women in STEM, and the dangers of failing to correct this trend.

Women, Race and Class explores the ways mainstream feminism has failed to account for the experiences of women who exist outside of the white upper and middle classes.

Work Hard Playlist Hard was written to encourage music creators to take control of every possible aspect when releasing their music.

This course shows us how we can use workflows, rolling to-do lists, and time blocking to manage our time and be more productive.

This course explores how to deal with difficult co-workers, teaching you to build your self-confidence so that your productivity isn't affected by those seeking to intimidate you.

Ashley Anne encourages those who grew up with narcissistic parents to find their voice, build boundaries, redefine their self-worth, and take back power in their lives.

Want to get better marketing results? Write copy that focuses on PASSION Points, not pain points.

This course offers techniques for structuring your business correspondence, teaching you to make your writing more comprehensible, concise, and relevant for all readers.

This Oscar-nominated documentary tells the remarkable story of Khabar Lahariya, India's only female-run newspaper, and its fight to tackle the brutal sexism and oppressive racial segregation of Indian society.

You aren't your thoughts. Sometimes though, it really feels like it. I've got some interesting numbers that might be able to convince you that can choose which thoughts you engage with.

This book by mental health advocate Zachary David Westerbeck is a non-judgemental guide to depression and anxiety, offering practical ways to alleviate symptoms, find help, and learn to overcome mental health struggles.

This podcast episode explains how normal it is for our brains to focus on the negative, worry, and catastrophise. Rather than trying to fix this, simply understanding this behaviour can improve our relationship with our thoughts, leading to more peace and ease in life.

Your Erroneous Zones is a 1976 self-help book helping readers free themselves from inhibition by taking responsibility for their actions, states of mind, and emotions.

In Your Money or Your Life we learn to discover what most fulfills us, and how achieving financial independence will enable us to spend more of our lives doing what we love.

Have you ever wondered why diets just don’t seem to work? According to Munmun Ganeriwal, it is because they focused on the wrong cause — you, the reader. It's time we shift our focus from ‘you’ to ‘them’ — the human-gut microbiome connection.

Zen Golf uses the core principles of Buddhist philosophy to provide insights into golf and sports psychology.

Italian writer and journalist Roberto Saviano reveals the inner workings and gruesome violence of South America's drug cartels, along with the global impact of the cocaine market.

Understand the most common writing mistakes that rookie screenwriters make and how to minimize them.

Even if we stopped developing our reading skills in elementary school, 10 Days To Faster Reading provides actionable techniques to read and retain faster.