In I'm So Effing Tired, Dr. Amy Shah addresses why some of us feel constantly exhausted, and offers us solutions for what we can do about it.

If You Feel Too Much is a heartfelt exploration of human emotion, advocating for vulnerability, connection, and self-acceptance as the powerful tools required for healing and personal growth.

By exploring the Japanese concept of ikigai, this book demonstrates that finding meaningful work, eating healthily, and discovering our purpose can help us live longer and happier lives.

Former U.S. intelligence official Luis Elizondo reveals the Pentagon's historic documentation of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), otherwise known as UFOs.

On this May 2024 episode of the On Purpose podcast, host Jay Shetty offers six actionable changes you can make in your daily life to improve your mental wellbeing, with practical advice backed by research and relatable personal anecdotes.

In this May 2023 episode of The Doctor's Kitchen podcast, Dr. Rupy Aujla discusses insulin resistance, a condition he believes is behind many of today's chronic illnesses.

On this June 2024 episode of his popular podcast History Hit, Dan Snow speaks to American journalist Jean Lee, former chief of the AP bureau in Pyongyang, North Korea, who shares an insider's perspective on life under the Kim dynasty.

In this course, Lauren Cox shows us how we can all use a set of basic principles to design the interior of our home, develop our own style, and create the perfect personal space.

Irresistible reveals how addictive our devices are, shows the negative consequences of technology dependence, and gives tips for a healthier relationship with the digital world.

In this April 2024 episode of The Ezra Klein Show, host Klein speaks to data scientist Hannah Ritchie about a sustainable future for human life on Earth, discussing progress, innovation, and the obstacles we face.

This book helps you rethink the current work-yourself-to-death culture and see how getting rid of these stressful mentalities will make you and your company more focused, calm, and productive.

Writer Paul Moorcraft explains dyscalculia, a condition that makes understanding numbers difficult. Moorcraft, who has dyscalculia, teaches parents how to identify the condition in children and find coping mechanisms.

Rebecca Fett discusses the latest science on egg quality and fertility, giving readers the knowledge they need to have the best chance of conceiving a child.

Billionaire entrepreneur Jeff Bezos talks about his career and ambitions on this December 2023 episode of the Lex Fridman Podcast.

Kenji Yamamoto explains how the Japanese concept of Kaizen – implementing small changes to work toward big goals – can be used to transform our lives, both professionally and personally.

Marketing expert and entrepreneur Allan Dib explains how to gain and retain more clients without wasting energy and resources.

Learning How to Learn shares a new approach to studying, processing, and understanding new information and concepts, highlighting how to use them effectively while avoiding distractions.

Discover how Uptime uses spaced repetition, metacognition, and active recall to help users battle forgetfulness while learning.

Writer and climate activist Kate Schapira shares lessons she has learned from discussing climate change with her community in Providence, Rhode Island, offering strategies for supporting each other in uncertain times.

In this inspiring memoir, Pope Francis shares his life story, the historical events he has lived through, and the values he champions, such as love, kindness, and fellowship.

Philosopher Ingrid Robeyns sets out a new economic model that could address economic inequality and make the world a better place for all.