Hack List

An inspiring memoir by a girl whose Olympic dream turned her into a survivor, an athlete, and a role model.

Tara Schuster takes us on her painfully poignant, irresistibly funny journey from self-destructive dysfunction to self-care and healing in Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies.

This detailed manual on buying a home lays out everything you need to know about this enormous purchase. With insights and examples from estate experts, this book is your how-to guide to homeownership.

Buyology shows us how to spend less money by revealing the psychological traps that companies use to hack our brains and manipulate us into purchasing their products.

Call Sign Chaos is a review of U.S. foreign policy through the eyes of General Jim Mattis, who led forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.

In Calm the F*ck Down, Sarah Knight provides strategies to cope with everyday anxiety. Knight lays out logical, realistic, and actionable steps to take in order to solve the problems that are stressing you out.

Calm the H*ck Down guides parents to lighten up their approach to parenting in search of better mental health and stronger relationships.

In Can't Even, Anne Helen Petersen dives into millennial burnout, its origins in the employment habits of baby boomers, and how we can fight against the culture of overwork.

Can't Hurt Me is the story of David Goggins who went from being overweight and depressed to becoming a record-breaking athlete, inspiring military leader, and world-class personal trainer.

In this episode of The Human Longevity Project, experts discuss the factors that can lead to chronic diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer's disease, highlighting what we can do to help improve our health.

Capital in the Twenty First Century is a comprehensive analysis of wealth inequality in the Western world throughout the past two centuries, and what it means for today's economy.

Capitalism shows us how the movement of money in the world really works by outlining the world's dominant economic system, its origins, and its future.

Capitalism and Freedom helps us understand the most important factors protecting our liberty by outlining the government's role in economics and the consequences of a country staying out of the money flow.

In this course, fashion photographer Nigel Barker unveils his tricks of the trade, so that you can master new technical skills, and capture striking images that tell a story.

Career Advice from Some of the Biggest Names in Business unearths insightful and well thought out tips from industry leaders on what you can do to build your career by looking into yourself and understanding where you want to get to.

In Career Development: Creating an Action Plan with Design Thinking, Sarah Prevette explores how design thinking lays the foundation for creative methods, and how the two combine to create outstanding products and strategies.

Carrots and Sticks explains how we can harness the power of incentives to change our bad behavior, improve our self-control, and reach our long-term goals.

Cashvertising teaches us how to become marketing experts, by using the power of authority, the three steps for writing a perfect headline, and how to appeal to consumers' eight basic desires.

Caste unveils the hidden cultural and societal rules of the U.S. class system. It demonstrates where we are, how we got here, and how we might dismantle it forever in place of a system that promotes fairness and equality.

Catalyst explains why extraordinary career growth requires the right stimuli at the right time to propel us to the next level, and shows us how to cultivate these moments.

In Catch and Kill, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ronan Farrow details his investigation into the sexual crimes of Harvey Weinstein and exposes the powerful interests committed to covering them up at any cost.