Failing Forward helps you to stop making excuses, start embracing failure as part of growth, and encourages you to gain confidence in yourself.

Sunday Times reporters Jonathan Calvert and George Arbuthnott provide a journalistic investigation into what went wrong in the British government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Faith is an in-depth exploration of the many meanings of faith and the various ways it affects human life, backed by the personal account of former US President Jimmy Carter.

In attempts to make three regular people 'fake famous', this documentary pulls back the curtain on the fascinating world of social media influencers, and the lengths that some will go in order to achieve fame in the digital age.

This documentary explores both the Kyu-Bon festival and its Eisa dances, as well as the vibrant local history and cuisine of Okinawa in Japan.

Fantastic Festivals of the World: Rath Yatra is a documentary exploring the Hindu festival Rath Yatra and its origins in the ancient Kingdom of Orissa, in India.

From director Louie Schwartzberg comes Fantastic Fungi, a documentary using stunning time-lapse photography to explore the mysteries of fungi, their importance within the natural world, and their potential benefits to us.

Farmageddon is a compendium of facts and figures about how the mass production of cheap meat influences our world and what we can change to return to a sustainable agricultural system.

This course begins with the uses of fashion through time, before analyzing current trends and mapping the route to sustainable success for future entrepreneurs.

Building a sustainable fashion brand has never been more necessary or profitable. This Institut Français de la Mode course shows you how your fashion business' goals can be achieved hand in hand with social and environmental gains.

Fast Food Nation describes how the fast food industry has reduced the overall food quality worldwide, created poor working conditions for millions of people and ruined public health.

Writer and podcaster Gin Stephens presents a well-researched, practical beginner's guide to intermittent fasting for health and weight loss.

Fear is Not an Option draws on the author's experience of both Kabbalah and childbirth to show how taking steps to conquer our fears is the only sure route to the life we deserve.

In Fear Less, applied psychologist Dr. Pippa Grange offers insights on overcoming the fear of not being good enough, in all its manifestations.

Feeling Good explains the causes of such debilitating conditions as depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem, and demonstrates how to begin proactively addressing them.

Richard Askwith's book is a heartfelt love letter to the lesser-known sport of fell running, exploring the basics of the sport and providing a firsthand account of the racing experience.

Feminism and Social Justice is a course offered by University of California Santa Cruz through Coursera, covering the links between the feminist cause and other social justice movements.

Nick Hornby's touching memoir blends autobiography and social commentary to explore his lifelong relationship with soccer and his beloved team, Arsenal.

Gastroenterologist Dr. Will Bulsiewicz connects the dots between diet and gut health in this carefully researched and deeply entertaining book about fiber.

In Fighting For Equality, Columbia University professor Alice Kessler-Harris interviews experts about the history and evolution of the women's movement from the 1940s to 2018.

Upgrade your knowledge of basic financial concepts to prepare for a Masters of Business Administration degree or simply be better able to make good financial decisions.