Hacks
Becoming Steve Jobs
Brent Schlender, Rick Tetzeli
Learn how Steve Jobs evolved from a brilliant but self-sabotaging young CEO into one of the most iconic figures in corporate history. This biography is written with first-hand access to Jobs' entourage and former colleagues.
Behind Closed Doors
Natalie Fiennes
In Behind Closed Doors, journalist and filmmaker Natalie Fiennes unpacks the history of Western sex education and how contemporary concepts of sexuality and consent will impact the future of sex education.
Behind the Beautiful Forevers
Katherine Boo
Behind The Beautiful Forevers sheds light on those striving for their survival and humanity while fighting against corruption in the Annawadi slum of Mumbai, India.
Behind the Curve
Daniel J. Clark
Behind the Curve follows a growing community of unconventionally minded theorists who are convinced that the Earth is flat despite the scientists who vehemently refute their beliefs.
Behind the Veil: Insights on Wedding Planning
Keith Willard
Planning a wedding can be hard, but with the right insight from the right professionals, you will be surprised at what can be pulled together.
Being an Effective Team Member
Daisy Lovelace
Working collaboratively with others can often feel frustrating and difficult. Learn how to become an effective member of a team by fostering interpersonal relationships with your teammates and communicating openly.
Being Gay in Africa
The Documentary Podcast, BBC World Service, James Reynolds
In this April 2023 episode of the BBC's The Documentary Podcast, journalist and host James Reynolds explores discrimination in various African countries through the lens of queer and transgender Africans.
Being Intentional in Being Your Highest and Best Self
Ian Davis
Ian Davis challenges you to make a daily commitment to putting yourself, your intentions, and your goals FIRST for your overall growth, development, and wellbeing.
Being More Lazy Has Made Me a Faster Runner
Phily Bowden
Sleeping more is often associated with laziness – teenagers sleeping in until lunchtime and people snoozing on the job – but the people that think sleeping more is lazy have got it all wrong!
Being the Change
Peter Kalmus
Climate scientist Peter Kalmus breaks down the science of global warming and shares how he transformed his life to reduce his personal emissions.
Being Wrong
Kathryn Schulz
In Being Wrong, Kathryn Schulz explores our relationship with error and the ways we refuse to acknowledge our mistakes, allowing us to better understand our ability to make progress.
Believe In Yourself With These 3 TRICKS
Miriam Haart
Adopt the 'Faking It Mindset' to trick yourself into believing you can do anything. Learn the language needed to convince yourself of your true capabilities.
Best Self
Mike Bayer, Phillip C. McGraw
Best Self will help you become just that, by teaching you how to be honest with yourself, identify your toxic anti-self, and discover your top traits.
Betrayed by Work
Julia Erickson, Suzanne Vosburg PhD
Julia Erickson, MBA, and Suzanne Vosburg, Ph.D., offer support to women who have experienced job loss, breaking down how to process your feelings after being fired and cope with the loss.
Between Hope and Fear
Michael Kinch
Between Hope and Fear illuminates the fascinating history of vaccination against infectious disease and the scientists whose work has saved the lives of billions.
Between Pleasure and Pain
The Knowledge Project , Shane Parrish, Dr. Anna Lembke
In this February 2023 episode of The Knowledge Project podcast, host Shane Parrish talks to psychiatrist Dr. Anna Lembke about the science behind dopamine and addiction.
Between the Mountain and the Sky
Maggie Doyne
Between the Mountain and the Sky is the deeply moving memoir of Maggie Doyne, an American woman who moved to Nepal to found a home and school for displaced children.
Beyond Mars and Venus
John Gray
The author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus is back with an update on how best to navigate modern dating.
Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life
Jordan Peterson
In this sequel to his previous bestseller, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos, Canadian clinical psychologist, professor, and YouTube personality Dr. Jordan B. Peterson extends his examination of the relationship between order and chaos.
Biased
Jennifer L. Eberhardt PhD
Renowned social psychologist Jennifer Eberhardt explains how and why we all harbor unconscious biases, and how we can begin to identify and break them down.
Big Friendship
Aminatou Sow, Ann Friedman
Big Friendship, by Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman, tells the story of the authors' friendship — the good, the bad, and everything in between.