Essayist Brianna Wiest encourages readers to follow their dreams, trust their deepest desires, and pivot into a more fulfilling life and career throughout one year.

Renowned political philosopher Henry Shue explains why our generation has a moral responsibility to fight climate change.

The Plant Paradox helps you to make better food decisions and eat healthier by demonstrating how some plant foods that we think are healthy can actually be harming us.

Sir Vince Cable and leading economists from the University of Nottingham explore the work of political figures who have shaped economic history.

Therapist Indra Adnan shares her practical vision for a more progressive society that empowers people to truly connect and work together.

Through the lens of beekeepers, farmers, and research scientists, The Pollinators tells the tale of modern pesticide-dependent agriculture and its devastating effects on honeybees and native pollinators.

The Pomodoro Technique is the simplest way to productively manage our time with only two lists and a timer, by breaking down our workload into small, manageable chunks to stay fresh and focused throughout our day.

While adoption originates from adverse conditions in the adoptee's family of origin, adoption can have many positive impacts on the adoptee if their needs are kept at the center of all decisions. Here are a few ways that adoption can be a positive experience for the adopted person.

The Power of Awakening, by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer and Brendon Burchard, teaches readers about the path to enlightenment through embracing one's spiritual awakening.

The Power Of Broke shows you how to leverage having no money into an advantage by compensating it with creativity, passion, and authenticity.

In this April 2022 of the What Bitcoin Did podcast, Peter McCormack hosts anti-establishment Bitcoin advocate Adam Curry in a discussion about how blockchain currencies like Bitcoin can alleviate global corruption and other vital institutional flaws in the financial system.

Leading psychiatrist Gail Saltz explains how 'different' brain wiring or recurring mental health issues can often benefit both individuals and society.

The Power Of Full Engagement teaches you how to manage your energy by telling you how to properly maintain your four kinds of energy, live a life of purpose, and accept your own limitations.

In this book, award-winning science journalist and author of How to Break Up with Your Phone Catherine Price explores the importance of having 'True Fun' in everyday life.

The Power of Habit helps us to understand why habits are at the core of everything we do, how we can change them, and the impact they have on our lives, work, and society.

Published in 2004, The Power of Intention is a self-improvement book about the power of purpose by prolific author and self-help icon Dr. Wayne W. Dyer.

In this June 2022 episode of the Lex Fridman Podcast, author Susan Cain discusses the hidden strength of introverts and the utility of sadness.

The Power Of Less shows you how to align your life with your most important goals, by shifting your priorities, changing your habits one at a time, and working productively and with focus on the projects that will take you where you really want to go.

The Power Of Myth unearths the origins of famous myths, their purpose, their evolution, and the crucial role they've played in shaping many facets of modern-day society.

This course provides you with the tools and strategies to approach any negotiation with confidence.

This BBC documentary series examines the rise of the neoconservative movement in the U.S. alongside the radical Islamist movement from the 1970s to the early 2000s.