Hacks
Getting Things Done
David Allen
David Allen provides a manual for stress-free productivity, so you can free your mind from having to remember tasks and to-dos and focus on the task at hand.
Getting to Net-Negative
Re-Earth Initiative
Environmental campaigners at Re-Earth Initiative and Walk it Back highlight the importance of adding carbon-removal initiatives to international net-zero commitments.
Getting to Yes
Roger Fisher et al.
Getting to Yes is a handbook for having successful negotiations, teaching the techniques to better resolve conflicts, communicate openly with others, and reach settlements that satisfy you and your opponent.
Getting to Yes with Yourself
William Ury
In his follow-up to Getting to Yes, author William Ury helps us find the inner acceptance needed for outward negotiation.
Getting to Zero
Jayson Gaddis
When you avoid a conflict outside, you create one inside. Learn to resolve conflicts effectively and avoid stress.
Getting What You Want with Outcome-based Thinking
Aleasha Bahr
Discover how to use outcome-based thinking to always get what you want — no matter the situation.
Getting Your Start as a Working Photographer
Laura BC
Learn how to overcome all your limitations as a beginner photographer to become successful. You don't need as much gear as you think, a studio, or the best level of photography. I became a full-time freelance photographer in London with very little. I'll show you how you can too.
Ghettoside
Jill Leovy
Ghettoside explains the history of homicide in the United States and why black communities struggle with high murder rates, as well as what can and must be done to change the status quo.
Ghost Fleet
Shannon Service, Jeffrey Waldron
This documentary follows activists who expose modern slavery in the global fishing industry.
Ghost in the Wires
Kevin Mitnick
Ghost in the Wires is the incredible life story of a hacker who went from being a wanted fugitive to one of the tech world's most sought-after consultants.
Girl Rising
Richard E. Robbins
This award-winning 2013 documentary follows nine girls from around the world as they strive against societal and cultural barriers to education and a better life. Each story is narrated by a celebrated actor.
Girl, Stop Apologizing
Rachel Hollis
Girl, Stop Apologizing is an inspirational book for women everywhere to start living up to their potential, and to stop apologizing for following their dreams.
Girl, Wash Your Face
Rachel Hollis
Girl, Wash Your Face inspires women to take their lives into their own hands and make their dreams happen, no matter how discouraged they may feel at the moment.
Girls & Sex
Peggy Orenstein
Girls & Sex uncovers the struggles that women face as they begin navigating the realm of sex and sexuality, focusing on what can be done to break the stigma surrounding female sexuality.
Girls Can Kiss Now
Jill Gutowitz
Writer Jill Gutowitz explores the mainstreaming of lesbian culture through television and celebrity, examining what it reveals about society's attitudes toward queer women.
Girls Just Wanna Have Funds
Camilla Falkenberg, Emma Due Bitz, Anna-Sophie Hartvigsen
This five-step guide teaches women about safe, smart, and sustainable investing, written by Camilla Falkenberg, Emma Due Bitz, and Anna-Sophie Hartvigsen, the founders of the online platform Female Invest.
Give and Take
Adam M. Grant
Give And Take explains the three ways in which we interact with others, showing why being a giver is the best way to succeed in business and life.
Giving and Receiving Feedback
Gemma Leigh Roberts
In Giving and Receiving Feedback, Gemma Leigh Roberts explains why we should stop fearing feedback and how we can ultimately benefit and grow from it.
Giving Your Elevator Pitch
Todd Dewett, PhD
Giving Your Elevator Pitch explains how to make an excellent professional impression within the first few seconds of meeting a new person.
Glad You Asked: Do I Want Kids?
Joie Jacoby, Joe Posner, Chad Mumm, Cleo Abram
In this episode of Vox's YouTube Original series Glad You Asked, host Cleo Abram meets with experts and colleagues as she explores an increasingly common question: do I want kids?
Glad You Asked: Does My Neighborhood Determine My Future?
Joie Jacoby, Chad Mumm, Joe Posner
This April 2021 episode of Glad You Asked explores deeply segregated American housing policies, investigating why minority populations are isolated while others remain privileged.