Actor and comedian Billy Connolly opens up about his life, from humble beginnings to superstardom, and his Parkinson's disease diagnosis.

Originally published in 1999, Wings of Fire is the memoir of aerospace scientist A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, written 15 years before he became the President of India.

Winners Dream will inspire you to get moving with the incredible rags-to-riches story of Bill McDermott, who went from humble beginnings to become the CEO of SAP, the biggest business software company in the world.

Winners: And How They Succeed draws on years of research and extensive interviews with a wide array of successful people to deliver a blueprint for what it takes to win in life based on strategy, leadership, and team-building.

Winning is Jack Welch's manual to becoming a brilliant manager and leader, providing practical tools to manage your company's finances, strategy, and people.

This book offers practical strategies from a Christian perspective on letting go of negative thoughts and embracing the truth behind God's teachings.

This on-the-ground documentary, released in 2015, charts Ukraine's Euromaidan protests from 2013 to 2014.

Wired to Create explores the roots of creativity and the habits that creative people often take up in order to break away from conformity and innovate.

Silicon Valley legend Guy Kawasaki shares stories and lessons from his business career and personal life.

Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher provides a humorous, touching account of her childhood as the daughter of celebrities, as well as her struggles with addiction and bipolar disorder.

When an adoptee reunites with their birth family, the longing for a private uninterrupted connection is paramount. However, the intrusion of additional family members or friends can turn adoption reunion into a spectacle lacking the space for meaningful engagements their birth family reunion.

By exploring the links between modern witchcraft and self-care habits, practicing witch Michael Herkes suggests the power of taking time for ourselves to transform our lives.

Historian Malcolm Gaskill explains the historical origins, shifting perceptions, and cultural influences of witchcraft in the Western world.

Without Their Permission is Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian's plea to you to start something, as he lays out how anyone can use the internet to shape the future of the 21st century without waiting for someone else's approval.

Former biotech CEO Vivek Ramaswamy demonstrates how corporations take advantage of social causes for their own benefit at the expense of the American people.

One of Britain's best-known scholars shares her thoughts on women's struggles for power in modern Western society, by demonstrating just how deeply influenced we still are by ancient, patriarchal narratives.

Illustrator and influencer Florence Given provides a heartfelt insight into feminism and self-love, and a guide to breaking from outdated views on female sexuality.

From multi-medium web portal Big Think, Women Helping Women Succeed in the Workplace is a collection of content designed to empower women with the advice they need in career management, leadership, and diversity.

Crypto coach, mentor, and serial entrepreneur Susan Banhegyi lets us in on how she got involved in cryptocurrency and how more women can grow their wealth with this new technology.

In this November 2020 episode of A Podcast of One's Own, former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard is joined by computer-science prodigy Anne-Marie Imafidon to discuss the shrinking number of women in STEM, and the dangers of failing to correct this trend.

Facebook Director of Product Engineering Syamla Bandla shares some wisdom based on her personal experience of building a personal brand in tech.