Carolyn Costin dispels myths about eating disorders and outlines common causes, treatment options, and prevention methods, as well as how those who love people with eating disorders can help.

In this November 2020 episode of The Knowledge Project podcast, leadership expert Randall Stutman discusses behavioral strategies that exemplify good leadership.

The Fine Art of Small Talk teaches us how to skilfully start, continue, and end conversations with anyone — no matter how shy we think we are.

Work-place dynamics expert Jim McCormick distills the art of management into a series of easily digestible techniques you can implement to motivate your team.

Shannon Poshe Anderson provides a practical guide to help readers take control of their lives and careers by helping them focus on their goals and take actionable steps to achieve them.

Learn from the experiences of this real-life travel memoir, following a 20-year-old woman on her three-continent adventure, as she transformed from an anxious college student into a daring globetrotter.

Nutritionist Oz Garcia provides a guide to reducing the signs of old age by using a scientific approach to healthy lifestyle habits.

The Leadership Challenge shares the top leadership lessons from the research of James Kouzes and Barry Posner, explaining what makes successful managers so you can apply the same principles.

The Lockdown Lookbook is a coffee-table book created by non-binary model and content creator Radam Ridwan to provide fashion inspiration and positive affirmations to LGBTQIA+ people during the pandemic.

Marketing leader Chris Bolman explores the journey of a marketing campaign, from initial planning to delivery and monitoring.

This documentary tracks the life of Austin, an organic farmer in California, highlighting the stresses that threaten his livelihood and the benefits of organic produce.

The Road to Character explains why today's ever-increasing obsession with the self is eclipsing moral virtues and our ability to build character, and how that gets in the way of our happiness.

The Science of Compassion shows how science can help us to develop compassion, demonstrating why it's important for ourselves, our relationships, and our society as a whole.

Improve your teaching and study skills through the neuroscience of learning in this online course from the UK's National STEM Learning Centre.

In this October 2021 episode of Ten Percent Happier with Dan Harris, psychology professor Amishi Jha examines the science of meditation for improving focus and attention.

This course offered by The Open University dives deep into social influences, from the psychology of crowds to the impact of social pressure on our beliefs and actions.

Sociologist and life coach Martha Beck helps readers rediscover their truth in both their personal and professional lives — from the inside out.

In The Work-Life Balance Myth, David J. McNeff teaches readers how to achieve harmony through his Seven-Slice model.

Think and Grow Rich for Women is a phenomenal guide for what it takes to design your own success, achieve your goals, and overcome the fears that are holding you back.

Think Like a Rocket Scientist teaches you how to think like an engineer in your everyday life, so that you can accomplish your personal and professional goals and reach your full potential.

Arianna Huffington, founder of Huffington Post and Thrive Global, provides a series of practical guidance-based exercises for dealing with stress and burnout so we can achieve our full potential.