This course helps you understand how to speak the language of empathy. It covers what motivates and scares each of the four core personality styles, how to thrive in your strengths, and communication tips for each style plus bonuses!

Leadership expert Dave Crenshaw offers a journey of self-discovery, sharing effective methods to help you discover your gifts, passions, and skills.

Author and academic Emma Dabiri illuminates the suffocating effects of beauty standards on women and offers ways to rebel against them.

Disrupt Yourself explains how you can harness the ever-accelerating power of disruptive innovation in your personal life.

This course teaches you to become a constructive self-disruptor by embracing different perspectives and constantly being on the lookout for ways to improve your thinking.

Go from dad bod to fit dad, create a legacy of health and fitness, and build muscle and drop fat without fasting, cutting carbs, or sacrificing family time.

British journalist June Sarpong addresses the social and economic costs of inequality within companies and explores how embracing diversity could improve life in the U.S. and UK.

Carlos Tasso Eiro de Aquino and Ronald R. Rojas explore the challenges, opportunities, and practices surrounding diversity and inclusion in Latin American and Caribbean workplaces.

This Udemy course explores the psychology behind our subconscious mistrust of diversity, offering insights into effective inclusion strategies and their potential for businesses.

This course details the principles of multicultural education and their relation to social problems related to race, class, gender, and sexual orientation to create a more inclusive world for all.

Diversity in the Workplace by Bärí A. Williams uses real-life interviews to convey common experiences that minorities face in the workplace.

Talent expert Pat Wadors helps us learn to make our workplaces more fair, engaging, and equitable.

In the wake of Earl 'DMX' Simmons' sudden death, filmmaker Christopher Frierson commemorates the rapper's legacy. This intimate documentary draws back the curtain on the off-stage events in the final year of DMX's life.

Award-winning journalist Michela Wrong delves into the hypocrisies of the Rwandan government, exploring how a group of insurgent rebels went from overturning a dictatorship to becoming one, and the reluctance of the West to admit this.

American journalist Celeste Headlee explains why we have become obsessed with efficiency and how to take back our free time.

Do Over lets you know how you can improve the core skills you need to build an amazing career: relationships, skills, character, and hustle.

Do The Work is Steven Pressfield's follow-up to The War Of Art, where he gives you actionable tactics and strategies to overcome resistance, the force behind procrastination.

Do What You Are will help you discover your personality type and how it can lead you to a more satisfying career that corresponds to your talents and interests.

In Doesn't Hurt to Ask, former federal prosecutor Trey Gowdy teaches us how to ask the right questions, both inside and outside of a court of law.

In Dog's Best Friend, canine lover Simon Garfield explores the historical origins and cultural significance of dogs, shedding light on the deep connection humans share with them.

Why is it that humans have such a strong affinity to dogs, rather than many other animals? Dogs, Explained addresses this question through the exploration of humans and canines' history and modern science.