In this June 2022 episode of the Lex Fridman Podcast, author Susan Cain discusses the hidden strength of introverts and the utility of sadness.

Eckhart Tolle's bestselling classic shows you the power of staying attuned to the present and gives you helpful strategies to start living every minute as it occurs.

Iain Dale brings together 55 essays on 55 prime ministers of the United Kingdom, from Robert Walpole to Boris Johnson, highlighting how the role has changed and the individuals that changed it over 300 years.

This online course offered by Monash University demythologizes the elusive nature of personality and offers advice to help you understand your own behaviors.

French psychologist Jean-François Marmion explores the nature of stupidity and irrationality in this collection of essays and interviews with prominent philosophers, neuroscientists, psychologists, and authors.

The Republic is one of history's most important works of political philosophy, written by Plato, one of Socrates' students in ancient Greece, as a dialogue about justice on both the individual and social level.

The Ride of a Lifetime shares the inspirational story of Robert Iger, his journey to becoming the CEO of Disney, and how his vision, strategy, and leadership guided the company through a time when its future was uncertain.

In this classic sales resource text, renowned sales consultant and speaker Jeffrey Gitomer consolidates his best hints, tips, tricks, and insights.

In this February 2019 episode of Stuff You Should Know, hosts Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant look at breakup studies to understand what's going on in our brains after the end of a relationship and what might make the process easier.

In this BBC Maestro course, Professor Tim Spector covers digestion, metabolism, and the gut microbiome, explaining why most diet advice is wrong and demonstrating the power of personalized nutrition.

The Storytelling Edge boosts our communication and persuasive skills by showing us how to tell powerful narratives in a convincing way.

American author Mark Manson presents the documentary counterpart to his bestseller The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, exploring society's obsession with individual happiness, confidence, and success.

The Tipping Point explains how ideas spread like epidemics and which few elements need to come together to help an idea reach the point of critical mass, where its viral effect becomes unstoppable.

The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober will help you live a happier and healthier life by revealing the many disadvantages of drinking alcohol and the benefits of going without it permanently.

Author Neville Goddard and editor Tim Grimes offer a new approach to achieving wealth, focusing on how your thoughts impact your ability to achieve the success you desire.

The Wisdom Of Insecurity is a self-help classic that breaks down our psychological need for stability and explains how it's led us to the door of consumerism.

Think Small delivers science-backed secrets to teach us how to follow through with our goals, identifying seven key components that help us use human nature to our advantage to be successful.

This philosophical cookbook argues that the culture of food and dining is essential for our collective wellbeing and betterment.

Why do so many of us settle for lackluster, cookie-cutter lives that leave us feeling stuck, drained, and uninspired? This Book Will Make You Dangerous is a guide for those who refuse to sleepwalk through life.

In this book, Phil Boissiere draws on his clinical training and experience as an executive coach to suggest methods of managing adult ADHD by breaking from counterproductive habits and taking advantage of one's cognitive differences.

Tiny Habits shows you the power of applying small changes to your routine to unleash the full power that habits have to make your life better.