Health journalist and New York Times bestselling author Michael Easter explores scarcity thinking, craving, and addiction in our world of overabundance.

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind suggests our financial success is predetermined from birth, showing us how to break through mental barriers and acquire the habits of the rich.

In this October 2022 episode of the Knowledge Project podcast, host Shane Parrish talks to AI researcher and author Kenneth Stanley about why conventional problem-solving doesn't lead to innovation and great discoveries.

Sex therapist Vanessa Marin and her husband, Xander, explain how romantic couples and sexual partners can have better relationships by communicating about their sexual desires and expectations.

In this July 2017 episode of BBC podcast The Why Factor, presenter Lee Kumutat meets guests from Mary Hare School, a school for deaf children, and users of British Sign Language (BSL) to talk about sign language and its impact on their lives.

In his latest book, computer science professor Cal Newport draws on decades of research into working patterns and productivity to illustrate why so many people feel overwhelmed at work and how doing less can help us achieve more.

Better sex is just the beginning. In Slow Sex, therapist Nicole Daedone explains how to use Orgasmic Meditation to cultivate healthier attitudes not just towards sex, but towards life in general.

The co-founders of Axios provide a practical guide to using fewer words to say more.

Socrates: A Very Short Introduction, is a concise yet in-depth look at the Greek philosopher's life and contribution to western culture.

Unlock your persuasion potential with Soft Skills for Sales Professionals, as sales strategist Meridith Elliott Powell teaches how to hack your soft skills and boost your emotional intelligence.

In Spark Joy, organizing expert Marie Kondo provides step-by-step instructions for executing her innovative KonMari method for tidying up. This illustrated guide addresses how to approach tidying your home with confidence.

Best-selling biographer Walter Isaacson provides the authorized and detailed biography of the man who created Apple, based on over 40 interviews with Steve Jobs himself.

Stillness Is the Key gives us the tools to harness the power of slowing down our body and mind for fewer distractions, better self-control, and above all a happier and more peaceful life.

This course from personal growth expert Kain Ramsay is designed to help us let go of dependence and become the most empowered version of ourselves.

Award-winning American journalist Charles Duhigg explains how meaningful conversations work and what it takes to become a better communicator.

Superintelligence asks what will happen once we manage to build computers that are smarter than us, and what we must do to ensure this won't mean the extinction of the human race.

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

Talking To Strangers will help you better understand and accurately judge the people you don't know while cultivating patience and tolerance.

The 10X Rule breaks down the anatomy of extraordinary success by explaining why we should aim high when tackling our goals, and how to back up our ideas with the right actions.

The 4 Disciplines Of Execution outlines the path that company leaders and individuals must follow to set the right goals and improve behavior to achieve success on a bigger, long-term scale.

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.