In The Courage Habit, Kate Swoboda combines years of research and experience to help us fully understand what it means to be courageous.

The Courage To Be Disliked is a Japanese analysis of 19th century psychologist Alfred Adler's work, who established that happiness lies in the hands of each human individual, no matter their past traumas.

In this book, learn how to manage your cravings and addictions by examining their origins and being more conscious when they arise.

Award-winning American music producer Rick Rubin explains what he's learned about art and the creative process from his years of working with some of the world's best musicians.

The Creative Habit is a dancer's blueprint to making creativity a habit, which she's successfully managed for over 50 years in the entertainment industry.

Mathematician Marcus du Sautoy digs into the deeper meaning of creativity, wondering whether artificial intelligence has the creative potential to challenge that of humans.

Software engineer and digital journalist Rhian Lewis explains the key innovations behind the growing world of digital currencies and what they mean for the future of finance.

Cryptocurrency is rocking the financial world. Crypto journalist Laura Shin uncovers the deeply human, personal struggles underpinning this digital financial revolution.

Two Wall Street Journal correspondents recount the rise and fall of WeWork, the self-proclaimed tech startup that garnered a colossal amount of investments before its notorious downfall.

Psychologist and marketing expert Clotaire Rapaille analyzes American culture to better understand how American consumers perceive different products and experiences.

The Culture Code examines the dynamics of groups to help us understand how great teams work, and what we can do to improve our relationships whenever we cooperate with others.

International business expert Erin Meyer helps us understand how cultural differences affect business and provides tools to navigate our increasingly globalized world.

In this January 2021 episode of The Jordan Harbinger Show, journalist Erik Vance discusses the science behind the power of suggestion.

This course by Coventry University provides an introduction to the world of cyber security, looking at the potential impacts of cyberattacks, the people involved, and what can be done to protect against them.

The Da Vinci Curse explains why multi-talented people struggle in a world that needs specialists.

Bestselling author Robert Greene presents his ideas on power, seduction, mastery, and human nature in succinct chunks to be read each day of the year.

Denmark has been voted as one of the happiest countries in the world for over 40 years in a row. This is, quite simply, due to how they parent. The Danish Way of Parenting uncovers the secrets to parenting that anyone can adopt anywhere in the world.

The Dark Net dives into the wildest and most dangerous corners of the digital world: self-harmers, cryptocurrency programmers, computer scientists, hackers, extremists, pornographers, vigilantes, and more.

In this April 2024 episode of the Financial Feminist podcast, host Tori Dunlap interviews American long-distance runner and two-time Olympian Kara Goucher about the corruption, coercion, and systematic unfairness experienced by women in sport.

In this February 2021 episode of The Tim Ferriss Show, federal-prosecutor-turned-cryptocurrency-investor and board advisor Katie Haun discusses her forays into cybersecurity, NFTs, and the depths of the dark web.

The Daughters of Kobani is the remarkable true story of how an all-female militia fought against ISIS in the Kurdish-majority town of Kobani.