Scott Sonenshein teaches us that success and satisfaction don't come from having more but from better using what we already have. He explains how we can personally and professionally thrive by acting resourcefully.

Stumbling on Happiness examines the capacity of our brains to fill in the gaps and simulate experiences, showing how our lack of awareness sometimes leads us to make the wrong decisions, and how we can change our behavior to synthesize our own happiness.

This course teaches you how to set and achieve goals, providing the essential tips, tricks, and steps to turn your plans and dreams into reality.

Practical tools and techniques for negotiating your way to a happier life at home, and a healthier bank balance at work. Successfully close the deal without any confrontation, and avoid the common negotiation mistakes you're probably making!

In this book, New York Times technology correspondent Mike Isaac tells the inside story of Uber's meteoric rise and fall.

SuperBetter reveals how we can turn our own life into a game, becoming physically, emotionally, mentally and socially stronger in the process.

This course from OpenLearn explores communication skills in a policing context, focusing on building rapport and engaging positively with others.

An entertaining guide to working out how other people are wired, and how to communicate across the four main personality types.

Switch is about how you can lead and encourage changes of human behavior, both in yourself and in your organization, by focusing on the three forces that influence it: the rider, the elephant, and the path.

This documentary from acclaimed director Alison Klayman examines the societal and personal repercussions of stimulant use in an increasingly hyper-competitive world that's geared toward achieving more, faster, at any cost.

Aimed at writers of all levels, this course will help you refine your skills in any form of writing, from personal letters to business blogging to novels.

In this January 2022 episode of the How To Money podcast, hosts Matt Altmix and Joel Laarsgard talk to financial counselor Kumiko Love about her journey from student debt to financial independence.

Leadership development coach Katy Santen Sharon investigates how to accomplish your business goals through an effective talent management plan.

Brandon Stanton, the creator of Humans of New York, shares the incredible and turbulent life story of Stephanie Johnson, a vivacious woman who found success dancing burlesque under the stage name 'Tanqueray' in 1970s Manhattan.

Just as Tarzan leaped from vine to vine, this book from Spotify's former chief economist Will Page explains how a business can develop the instinct to pivot from one successful strategy to the next.

Chris Mattia covers the fundamentals for teachers interested in 'blended learning,' mixing in-person teaching with navigating the virtual classroom.

Do you really know what you're agreeing to online? Documentary Terms and Conditions May Apply delves into the insidious world of the small print.

In this 1981 biography, author Margaret Cheney paints a vivid picture of the curious life and personality of Nikola Tesla and the enduring influence of his incredible inventions on our world today.

Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph recounts the company's journey from unlikely idea to struggling startup to the biggest name in streaming.

The 22 Immutable Laws Of Marketing is a marketing classic, outlining 22 laws ruling companies so you can improve yours and reach financial success.

In The 4 Minute Millionaire, veteran blogger Niklas Göke shares financial advice distilled from the world's top money experts to help his readers eliminate debt, build savings, and invest wisely.