No Excuses! teaches that self-discipline is the key to success, giving us practical advice to master it and thus achieve self-actualization, happy relationships, and financial security.

Hospice nurse and TikTok star Julie McFadden breaks taboos surrounding death, helps us understand the dying process, and explains why we need to get better at discussing our mortality.

Author and entrepreneur Alex Partridge explains what it's like to live with ADHD and provides practical tips for managing its challenges.

Through anecdotes and practical advice, experienced nurse Jacquie Triplett Miller presents a guide for nurses looking to prioritize their own health and strike a better work-life balance.

Sarah Ballantyne presents the Nutrivore philosophy, a method to fuel ourselves simply and effectively.

In Objectified, industrial designers, design critics, and industry leaders discuss the design of everyday objects, the relationships we form with the things we own, and what those things can tell us about those who has designed and made them.

In his 2012 book, Callum Roberts explains how essential the ocean is to life on Earth, looking at how we have taken it for granted and suggesting ways we can repair our relationship with this indispensable natural resource.

Political geographer Gerard Toal explores how geopolitics and interstate rivalry prevent necessary climate action.

Richard Reeves – writer and fellow of the Brookings Institution – tackles the unique challenges men face at home, in school, and in the workplace and shows us that institutional problems require institutional changes.

Food writer and Kim Kong Kimchi founder, James Read, takes us through the history of fermentation and shares his knowledge on this global food phenomenon.

Oh Crap! Potty Training provides parents with a step-by-step guide on how to successfully tackle your child's transition out of diapers.

On Confidence is a philosophical introduction to the art of confidence, delivering practical tips for increasing your self-esteem and bettering both your life and relationships.

Tapping into his decades of experience in politics, former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair explores the defining qualities of good leadership.

Writer and podcaster Elise Loehnen describes how reinterpreting the seven deadly sins can help women reject negative social messaging about their value and celebrate their desires, emotions, and spirituality.

Nate Silver, founder of political polling site FiveThirtyEight, shares first-hand insight into 'The River,' a world of professional risk-takers from Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and beyond who dominate our public life today.

One Million Followers by Brendan Kane will teach you how to effectively market your business in the 21st-century digital realm.

This insightful documentary provides a glimpse into the online sex work industry by analyzing the rise in OnlyFans' popularity and the lives of its creators.

Psychologist Julie Smith presents a guide for life's unexpected moments, including advice for dealing with difficult people, quieting your inner critic, and navigating fear.

Option B shares the stories of people who've had to deal with a traumatizing event and learned from it and teaches us to become more resilient when adversity arises.

This book outlines methods to help those with ADHD organize their surroundings according to their needs so that they can get things done and finish projects on time.

Pulitzer Prize finalist Yaroslav Trofimov gives an eyewitness account of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, revealing the failures of Moscow's strategy, the resilience of the Ukrainian people, and the brutal realities of modern warfare.