The cosmic music of the planets provides frequencies that can realign our physical cells and mental outlook, relieving anxiety, cultivating calmness, and aligning us to greater balance.

Alive at Work: The Neuroscience of Helping Your People Love What They Do takes a peek into the science of why so many of us don't enjoy our jobs and points the way towards a more fulfilling professional life.

Author and activist bell hooks teaches you how to forge deeper relationships by explaining why true love is so difficult these days, and how to combat the unrealistic expectations society has set up for us.

Mel Brooks tells the stories of his 95 years in show business and the many connections he made, from growing up in poverty in Brooklyn to his stardom in Broadway, television, and film.

Cake decorator and artist Jiahn Kang explains how colors and simple practice can enhance the presentation of your buttercream cakes.

In this poignant memoir, author George M. Johnson describes the difficulties and joys of being a young Black person discovering their gender and sexuality in a heteronormative culture.

In this beloved semi-fictionalized autobiography, James Herriot relates the trials and tribulations of a country veterinarian working in the Yorkshire Dales during the late 1930s.

All Day Vegan includes tons of little tips and hacks that help you upgrade your everyday plant-based meals, giving you easy and adaptable steps that yield delicious results!

Name regret, or postpartum name depression, is something thousands of people struggle with and nobody talks about, until now.

In her autobiography, tennis legend and activist Billie Jean King recounts her journey to becoming a champion while fighting for equality and inclusion.

Growing up as a Black woman in the US taught Stacey Abrams about the difficulties of the past, but it was only when voter suppression took her dreams from her reach that she realized America still faced an uphill battle for democracy.

All Marketers Are Liars is based on the idea that we believe whatever we want to believe, a psychological trick marketers use and sometimes abuse to sell their products.

This documentary follows two brothers on a mission to save New Delhi's black kite population from the effects of pollution and overpopulation.

Historian Tiya Miles examines the stories behind a simple cotton sack passed down through three generations of Black women, highlighting how many stories have been left untold throughout history.

This documentary follows photographer Nan Goldin through her artistic development in the 1970s and 1980s and documents her present-day activism.

All the F*cking Mistakes is an empowering book that encourages us to take back control of our sexuality while learning how both to love and to be loved.

Elaine Kasket presents one of the first systematic descriptions of a very modern phenomenon: online mourning.

British journalist Hayley Campbell explores the day-to-day reality of death by talking to those who professionally deal with the deceased, their bodies, homes, and families.

Award-winning journalist Rebecca Traister traces the history of unmarried and late-married women and their influence on significant socio-political movements over centuries in America.

All the Young Men is the poignant memoir of one of the first straight ally AIDS patient advocates in the Southern United States and her battle for all the young men she helped during the epidemic.

If you want to rise to the next level of success and wealth, it's not just about changing habits and finding the 'right' strategy. Your internal identity and beliefs about money, success, and wealth must align with and support this new level.