This comprehensive biography of one of the most significant artists of the 20th century covers the arc of his personal life and career with extraordinarily rare insight and depth.

Pitch Anything relies on tactics and strategies from a field called neuroeconomics to give you an entirely new way of presenting your ideas and convincing others of your value.

This course from the SDG Academy explores emerging concepts and practices in sustainability to respond to environmental changes and chart a new, sustainable path for human progress.

This edX course shows us how switching to a plant-based diet can help combat climate change, decrease the likelihood of infectious disease outbreaks, and reduce chronic illness.

The platform is the revolutionary business model behind some of today's biggest tech companies. In Platform Revolution, we learn how it works, how to harness it, and how it's set to transform society.

In this short book, philosopher Julia Annas breaks down some of Plato's most significant and innovative ideas regarding society, gender, and how to live a contented life.

Published in 1962, Play, Dreams and Imitation in Childhood is Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget's seminal work on the role of games, imitative play, and dreams at each stage of children's cognitive development.

Playing Politics explains why office politics are important and how to deal with them to be successful at work.

This photobook offers a gripping firsthand insight into America's famous Black Panther Party, as told by co-founder Bobby Seale.

In this episode of the Financial Feminist podcast, Tori Dunlap talks us through the best ways to financially take care of our future selves.

Predictably Irrational explains the hidden forces that really drive how we make decisions, which are far less rational than we think, but can help us stay on top of our finances, interact better with others and live happier lives, once we know about them.

Presence is Amy Cuddy's study on the power of body language. She shows that by standing tall and strong, you can find the inner power to believe in yourself, and can harness it for whatever life throws at you.

This course from the University of Leeds teaches the best techniques to organize, plan, and deliver powerful presentations, no matter the setting.

In this detailed account of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, Nigel Cawthorne breaks down Prince Andrew's reputation, his involvement with Epstein and Maxwell, and the effect it has had on the British monarchy.

This observational documentary takes you through the day-to-day life of Prince Charles and his management of the Duchy of Cornwall, which sustains the livelihoods of thousands of people in the U.K.

Niharika Desai dives into the complicated history of women, their bodies, and female pleasure while breaking down the limitations of modern sex education and the field of sexual health research.

Prisoners Of Geography explains how the location of a country dramatically affects its economy, but also how the lay of a country's land can have an impact on wars, trade, and alliances.

Problem Solving Techniques shows how to deal with short- and long-term problems in the most efficient way, managing to balance creativity with making decisions.

This course from CreativeLive focuses on the cornerstone of the global market - novelty. The course deals with all aspects of developing new products and finding new niches.

This LinkedIn Learning course by Teg Grenager and Eldad Persky will teach you how to build an effective product roadmap to guide you through all the twists and turns of product development.

Productive Prioritization discusses how to be productive not only with the things that you've planned to do but also those that you want to do.