Alchemy is your guide to making magic happen in business and life by teaching you how to practice irrational thinking to stand out and come up with powerful solutions to your problems and those of others.

Cancer specialist Dr. Elizabeth Comen explores how women's minds and bodies have been understood and misunderstood throughout the history of medicine.

In this 2013 book, Richard Valelly analyzes how the vast and complex American political system works, explaining the origins of American democracy, the ways it has changed, and how its foundations are being undermined.

Written for those with no prior knowledge of the practice, this modern, interdisciplinary guide to the foundational principles of mental health care focuses on person-centered care and holistic health.

This course from Coventry University and the Institute of Coding introduces the history of artificial intelligence, from its origins to the future relationship between robots and humanity.

Ask shows you how to take the guesswork out of sales, so you can give your customers what they want even if they don't know what that is.

Attached delivers a scientific explanation why some relationships thrive and steer a clear path over a lifetime, while others crash and burn, based on the human need for attachment and the three different forms it takes.

Gloria Mark takes a deep dive into the science of attention and the ways modern technology can distract us.

Originally published in 2000, this book from renowned economics professor Thomas Sowell explains how economics works, and how to understand the world through its theories.

On this February 2020 episode of The Model Health Show, host Shawn Stevenson meets with holistic dental care expert and Living Libations founder Nadine Artemis to discuss oral hygiene.

Become a Better and Funnier Speaker will show you the techniques that leading corporate speakers use to deliver important messages, while keeping things light and staying memorable.

Dr. Joe Dispenza discusses the spiritual practices that allow people to connect with their inner self, develop greater awareness of the universe around them, and detach themselves from the habits and behaviors of the past.

Author and mental health expert Petra Velzeboer explores how to achieve life and career satisfaction without burnout.

Authors and illustrators Liz Fosslien and Mollie West Duffy offer a roadmap to recognizing, sitting with, and learning from the 'big' feelings that most commonly bring us discomfort.

Black Fatigue names and describes a phenomenon Black people know well: the multifaceted physical and psychological damage wrought by simply living, day by day, in a racist society.

In his 2002 book, author and journalist Greg Campbell describes the devastating reality of diamond mining in Sierra Leone.

Blue Ocean Shift guides us through the steps to beating out our competition by creating new markets that aren't overcrowded.

Brainfluence helps us drive sales by pulling back the curtain on people's subconscious thinking and motivations in the decision-making process they use when buying.

With just a few helpful pointers, Brave looks to help you implement more courage in your day-to-day life, so that you can achieve those things in life that you've always wanted but have been afraid to go for.

In this installment of the Very Short Introductions series, British academic Damien Keown explains the basic teachings of the Buddha, the history of Buddhism, and some modern implications of its practices.

Arthur C. Brooks and Oprah Winfrey explore the science of happiness, providing guidance on how to change your life right now to become happier despite your current circumstances.