In Atomic Habits, James Clear outlines four laws of behavior change, and provides an actionable path towards breaking bad habits and creating positive ones that last.

Attached delivers a scientific explanation why some relationships thrive and steer a clear path over a lifetime, while others crash and burn, based on the human need for attachment and the three different forms it takes.

Gloria Mark takes a deep dive into the science of attention and the ways modern technology can distract us.

Documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson Jr. explores the inhumane treatment of prisoners at New York's Attica Correctional Facility leading up to the infamous riot, as well as the immediate aftermath of the massacre.

This book by motivational speaker Jeff Keller has 12 lessons to help transform your attitude to make positive changes and live the life you want.

Aung San Suu Kyi: The Fall of an Icon tells the story of the infamous leader of Myanmar. From her fight for democracy to her rise into government, this documentary will show you the great lengths that this woman went to achieve what she wanted for her country.

American diversity expert Michelle Silverthorn explains how the workplace can be transformed into a more inclusive and equal environment.

Renowned psychologist Martin Seligman offers an informative guide on the nature of happiness that will encourage you to cultivate a positive mindset in order to reach your potential.

Presented by Coursera in partnership with The UC Davis Mind Institute in California, this video-based course delivers an introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder, covering age-varying symptoms, tips and strategies, interviews, and case studies.

Author Kuri Yasuno relates her journey as an immigrant and a mother of a child with autism, highlighting the parallels between both in a plea for inclusion.

Originally published in 1946, this richly inspiring memoir recounts the life of famed Hindu yogi, monk, and guru Paramahansa Yogananda, renowned for introducing the ancient science and art of yoga to the West.

Life coach Tony Robbins provides the psychological blueprint to taking control of your life, looking at changes in your mind so that you can become the giant you were always meant to be.

Aware is a comprehensive overview of the far-reaching benefits of meditation, rooted in both science and practice, enriched with actionable advice on how to practice mindfulness.

In this course, Jesuit priest and psychotherapist Anthony de Mello shares guidance on the spiritual practice of awakening to help you achieve true happiness along with an awareness of yourself and the world.

American professor of psychology Dacher Keltner examines the power of awe through the lenses of psychology, history and culture, as well as his own personal experiences of transformation.

Jess Von Bank sits down with Heather Polivka, CEO of Awesome People Leaders, to discuss how managers can retain and engage employees by managing people, not just work.

Personal finance author Dave Ramsey details the baby steps ordinary people can take to build wealth from nothing and become millionaires.

Suneel Gupta, with co-author Carlye Adler, explains why it's not enough to have a good startup idea in the business world. You, as the founder, must be backable, and Gupta will help you get there.

Bad Blood is the story of how Elizabeth Holmes sold the world a medical miracle based on deception and lies.

New York Times bestselling author Roxane Gay presents her collection of essays on feminism, race, and culture in the 21st century.

Historians and podcast hosts Huw Lemmey and Ben Miller remember the queer villains and anti-heroes of world history in their new book, Bad Gays: A Homosexual History.