Invisible Influence helps us make better choices by revealing and reducing the effect that others have on our actions, thoughts, and preferences.

In Invisible Women, author Caroline Criado Perez explores how the specific experiences, issues, and needs of women have been excluded from social and political considerations.

In this Skillshare course, travel and lifestyle photographer Sean Dalton walks students through the benefits and techniques of photo editing in the Adobe Lightroom mobile app.

Irresistible reveals how alarmingly stuck to our devices we are, shows the negative consequences of technology addiction, and gives tips for a healthier relationship with the digital world.

This January 2022 episode of Freakonomics Radio explores whether extreme positivity can ever be toxic, discussing optimism and how to change your mindset to be less pessimistic.

This book draws a compact yet comprehensive picture of the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad, Islam's spread beyond the Arab Peninsula, and its relation to the modern world.

This entry in the Very Short Introductions series provides an overview of the history, practices, and beliefs of Islam.

Scottish author and journalist Cal Flyn explores how nature is flourishing in places that humans have abandoned.

It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work helps you relax about the current work-yourself-to-death culture, and instead see why getting rid of these stressful mentalities will make you and your company more focused, calm, and productive.

It's All In Your Head will motivate you to work hard, stay determined, and believe you can achieve your dreams by sharing the rise to fame of the prolific composer Russ.

In her insightful guide on navigating emotions, Dr. Hilary Jacobs Hendel shows us how to use the Change Triangle to work through our emotions and reach the openhearted state of our true authentic selves.

In this February 2022 episode of the Ezra Klein Show, host Ezra Klein meets with New York Times bestselling author Johann Hari to discuss why we're struggling to pay attention now more than ever before.

Ivory Tower is an insightful documentary that shines a spotlight on the growing student debt crisis in the U.S.

iWoz is Steve 'Woz' Wozniak's autobiography, detailing his roadmap to success from his first job to creating the world's earliest desktop computer, founding what would later become the most valuable company in the world.

Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook is a message to everyone who's not on the social media train yet, showing them how to tell their story the right way on the internet - so they can finally be heard.

This biography explores the origins and legacies of Jacinda Ardern's notably empathetic methods of leadership, moving from her family, early career, and influences to present-day challenges and achievements.

This expansive and detailed biography offers intimate access into the life and mind of one of America's most significant Black writers.

In this January 2021 episode of the Feel Better, Live More podcast, entrepreneur and author James Clear shares actionable advice on how to transform our habits to work for us rather than against us.

This 2018 HBO documentary from director Susan Lacy offers an intimate look into the life of actress and activist Jane Fonda.

In this documentary, Janet Jackson looks back on her 50-year career alongside friends and family, revealing the resilience that made her a pop legend.

In this October 2020 episode of Unlocking Us, Brené Brown interviews Ted Lasso co-creators and stars Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt, discussing the show's origins and cultural impact.