Actress Gabrielle Union explores the struggle to heal in the face of adversity and trauma, emphasizing the role of vulnerability, listening, and advocacy in the journey to discover strength and self-worth.

Vanessa Bohns, social psychologist and professor of organizational behavior at Cornell University, writes about the influence people have despite often believing they have none.

In You Have the Power, English footballer Leah Williamson uses her experience as the 2022 captain of England's Lionesses to inspire young readers to believe in themselves and find inner strength.

You Have Today is a collection of thought-provoking insights on how to live a more meaningful life, encouraging readers to reflect on what's driving the decisions they make.

Author and activist Aubrey Gordon dispels 19 misconceptions about fat people and explains how anti-fatness leads to oppression.

You Matter is a gentle reminder, a book of hope, bravery, and courage that will help you discover and embrace the inner beauty that exists within you. It is a letter to a weary heart searching for hope in the uncertain. It is an assurance that better days are ahead.

You Mean I'm Not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy?! is a practical guide to managing the symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder in adults while reducing its limitations and maximizing its benefits.

American personal finance expert Jesse Mecham shares four simple rules to help people understand their expenses and make smarter financial decisions.

Motivational speaker and minister Eric Thomas delivers an inspiring message about personal accountability and empowerment.

You Should Test That! is a persuading case for data-led conversion rate optimization.

Ashley Stahl explores how to change your career with one key piece of advice: don't do what you love, do what you are.

This book provides practical, evidence-based approaches to understanding the human mind, giving you the tools necessary to gain full control of your mental health.

This book utilizes humor and absurd anecdotes to bring attention to the daily instances of racism experienced by Black people.

This transformational book shows you how to discover your true self, revealing how the power of your mind can be used to find peace with yourself, the people around you, and the universe.

This book by mental health advocate Zachary David Westerbeck is a non-judgemental guide to depression and anxiety, offering practical ways to alleviate symptoms, find help, and learn to overcome mental health struggles.

You're Not Listening will help you to improve your communication skills by revealing how uncommon active listening is, outlining actionable advice from the experts to ensure you get better at it.

In this December 2023 episode of Sarah Marshall's You're Wrong About podcast, author Taylor Lorenz talks about internet history and the influencer economy.

In this podcast, Sarah Marshall and Jamelle Bouie explore the often-overlooked aftermath of the American Civil War, and how the progress of civil rights in the U.S. was undermined at its most crucial moment.

In this June 2019 episode of the You're Wrong About podcast, the hosts dive into the legacy of the Stonewall Uprising, discussing the misremembered and misconstrued parts of this cornerstone in the LGBTQ+ movement.

Dr. Mark Hyman explains the essential components of a healthy lifestyle and how we can make changes to live better and longer lives.

This course from The Open University examines what it's like to be young in Britain, exploring the economic differences between today's generation and those of the past and how class, gender, and geography affect young people's lives.