How to Be a Friend is a discourse on the principles of true friendship from Roman philosopher and statesman Marcus Tullius Cicero.

Here are some tips on how couples can build a strong partnership and grow together from Hippo and Piggi who are in a happy relationship.

Adapted from her popular column Ask Polly, writer Heather Havrilesky answers questions on the troubles of modern life and love with an existential bent.

How To Be A Positive Leader taps into the expertise of leadership experts to show you how you can become a positive leader who empowers others with small changes that compound into a big impact.

In How to Be a Productivity Ninja, productivity expert Graham Allcott offers practical advice and exercises to help you stay calm, get through your to-do lists, and protect your attention span.

Kim Witte of Witte Artistry explains how to get started in SFX makeup work, including gathering materials, practicing, posting online, apply.

How To Be A Stoic is a practical guide to applying ancient philosophy in modern life, covering the principles Socrates, Epictetus, and Cato followed in the three disciplines of desire, action, and assent.

In this installment from The School of Life, author Sara Maitland teaches us how to embrace being alone in a world that rarely lets us be.

Exploring the intricacies of her relationship with family, friends, and loved ones, award-winning writer and comedian Lane Moore's book is a brutal exploration of her past and understanding of the world.

Tips for how we can support our loved ones, friends, or community members who have a substance use disorder.

How to Be an Antiracist is African-American scholar Ibram X. Kendi’s unflinching public confrontation of his own racism and a guide to how we can all shift from being passively non-racist to being actively antiracist.

How to Be an Artist teaches readers how to break into the art sphere, find inspiration, and cultivate their sense of style.

Philosopher Catherine Wilson provides an accessible introduction to the ancient Greek philosophy of Epicureanism and explains how it can be applied to our modern lives.

How To Be Black is a personal story from Baratunde Thurston illustrating what it means to be Black in America, a country predominantly determined by the culture of white people.

Television personality Tabatha Coffey explores the various methods for developing resiliency and becoming true to yourself – without losing sight of the feelings of other people.

Learn the two necessary components of discipline from an ultra endurance athlete.

In this episode of The Mindvalley Podcast, guest host Vanessa Van Edwards teaches listeners how to make their online interactions more charismatic and engaging, fight Zoom fatigue, and create virtual connections.

How to Be Free is a trove of wisdom based on the teachings of Epictetus, a Stoic philosopher born enslaved who preached mental freedom through surrendering to what we can't control.

How to Be Happier helps you find the key ingredients of stoicism for happiness by allowing you to change your perspective and see yourself and the world in a more positive light.

We sit down with Danielle LaPorte, a member of Oprah’s SuperSoul 100, to explore why feeling fulfilled has nothing to do with your mood and why holding love is a state of consciousness.

In How to Be Perfect, acclaimed television writer Michael Schur delivers a comical yet thorough exploration of the infinite landscape of moral philosophy.