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Built from ideas in How to Not Die Alone. Treat love as a skill you can get better at, not weather you wait for.

A behavioral-science playbook for dating with intention: diagnose the habit sabotaging your love life, choose the right partner over the shiny one, date to learn, and build a relationship that lasts.

How to Not Die Alone — the science of finding lasting love

All 13 of Napoleon Hill's principles of success in sequence — each step a focused lesson paired with a custom interactive activity you complete and keep.

Hill's philosophy isn't thirteen separate tricks — it's thirteen facets of one disciplined state of mind. You'll move through them in his original order, from the Desire that ignites everything to the Sixth Sense that crowns it, doing the work at every step rather than just reading about it.

The 13 Steps to Riches

Chris Voss led international kidnapping negotiations for the FBI. His method has nothing to do with clever arguments and everything to do with reading people.

Never Split the Difference — the field playbook

Six pillars from Can't Hurt Me, each with a teaching lesson, a hands-on challenge, and a self-check quiz.

Six pillars from David Goggins' Can't Hurt Me, each turned into a real lesson, a hands-on
challenge built around your own life, and a short self-check. .

Can't Hurt Me: The Mental Toughness Playbook

Six principles from Tim Grover's Winning, each with a teaching lesson, a bespoke hands-on challenge, and a self-check quiz.

Six principles from Tim Grover's Winning — each turned into a hands-on challenge and a
self-check. It won't tell you winning is easy.

Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness

The complete Unfair Advantage journey in seven sections — what an advantage is, the mindset, the MILES framework, the five advantages up close, and putting them to work — with four interactive challenges and a closing quiz.

Seven sections that take you from spotting a real advantage to a committed action plan — taught plainly, with four hands-on challenges and a final quiz.

The Unfair Advantage — Complete Journey

The full Millionaire Fastlane journey in five sections — the three roadmaps, why the Slowlane fails, the producer mindset, the CENTS framework, and a 30-day acceleration plan — each closing with an interactive challenge.

Five sections that take you from diagnosing your financial road to a committed 30-day plan — taught in plain language, each one ending in a hands-on interactive challenge.

The Millionaire Fastlane — Complete Journey

The complete Magic of Thinking Big journey in seven sections — believe big, cure excusitis, destroy fear with action, think big on purpose, manage your environment, get the action habit, and turn defeat into victory — with three interactive challenges and a closing quiz.

Seven sections that take you from belief to a committed action plan — taught plainly, with three hands-on challenges and a final quiz.

The Magic of Thinking Big — Complete Journey

In the ancient city of Babylon, Arkad grew wealthier than any other man — not through luck, but through simple rules anyone can follow. George Clason wove them into parables that have guided savers for a century.

The Richest Man in Babylon — the seven cures for a lean purse

Built from ideas in The Art of War. Decide the outcome before the contest starts.

A humane, practical reading of Sun Tzu for lifelong learners: see the field clearly, create options before pressure rises, and lead with calm rather than force.

The Art of War — a modern field guide to strategy

A practical, interactive introduction to Nonviolent Communication: notice observations, feelings, needs, requests, and empathy in real conversations.

A practical Lightemy Reads course inspired by Marshall B. Rosenberg’s Nonviolent Communication, for lifelong learners who want difficult conversations to become more humane.

Nonviolent Communication — a practice of connection

Built from ideas in The Tipping Point. Spot the small causes that start big changes, and the moment they tip.

Malcolm Gladwell's The Tipping Point argues that ideas, products and behaviours spread exactly like infectious disease — quietly, then all at once. This course turns that argument into something you can use: how to find the threshold, who actually carries a message, what makes it stick, and why changing the room usually beats arguing with the person standing in it.

The Tipping Point — how little things start big epidemics

Built from ideas in Nonviolent Communication. Say the hard thing without starting the fight.

Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication, turned into a practice you can use today. Four moves — observation, feeling, need, request — that let you speak honestly about what matters to you and hear what matters to someone else, even mid-argument.

Built from ideas in The Art of War. Know which battles cost more than they pay, and win without fighting them.

Everyone quotes Sun Tzu. Almost nobody notices that his book is, from beginning to end, an argument about cost — how to get what you need while spending as little as possible of your money, your time, your options, and the people who depend on you.

The Art of War — the cost of winning

Built from ideas in How to Talk to Anyone. Walk into any room and run the first-impression moves without thinking, because you played them.

Leil Lowndes spent a career decoding what socially gifted people do differently, and it turns out to be mechanics, not magic: how they smile, when they turn, what they ask, which word they put first. This course distills her 92 'little tricks' into six trainable skills you can use at the next party, meeting, or phone call.

How to Talk to Anyone — 92 little tricks, six big skills

Built from ideas in The Way of the Superior Man. Name what you are postponing and stop waiting for life to be handled.

David Deida's 1997 book is quoted constantly and read carelessly. Underneath the provocative title is a short, demanding argument about three things: knowing what your life is actually organised around, being willing to act before you feel ready, and staying present when every instinct says fix it or leave.

The Way of the Superior Man — purpose, presence, and your edge

Built from ideas in Becoming Supernatural. Notice the state you wake up in, and change it on purpose.

A clear, practical tour of Joe Dispenza's Becoming Supernatural — how meditation, elevated emotion, and mental rehearsal are used to break old patterns and train new states of being.

Becoming Supernatural — Train the Mind, Change the State

Built from ideas in The Millionaire Next Door. Score your own household the way quiet millionaires do, and fix the leak you cannot see.

The research classic by Thomas Stanley and William Danko, turned into a practical course: how ordinary-looking households quietly build extraordinary wealth — and how to run their playbook yourself.

The Millionaire Next Door — The Surprising Habits of Quiet Wealth

Built from ideas in The Miracle Morning. Own the hour that owns the day, without turning it into a chore.

Almost nobody fails because they lack talent. They fail because the day starts without them — reactive, rushed, and already spoken for by other people's requests.

The Miracle Morning — own the hour that owns the day

Built from ideas in Extreme Ownership. Run a debrief with no blame: what happened, what we own, what changes.

The battlefield-tested leadership classic by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin, turned into a practical course: how total ownership, simple plans, and iron discipline turn any team — at work, at home, in life — into one that wins.

Extreme Ownership — Lead and Win Like a Navy SEAL

Built from ideas in Grit. Tell the difference between grit and stubbornness, and build practice that actually counts.

The people who end up great are rarely the ones who dazzled on day one. They're the ones who stayed — through boredom, plateaus and bad seasons — because their effort was organized around one thing that mattered.

Grit — the power of passion and perseverance

Built from ideas in The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Choose the lens you look through before you react, and put private victory before public.

Master the seven habits that move you from dependence to independence to interdependence — a complete, practical operating system for character-driven results at work and at home.

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People — the inside-out operating system

Built from ideas in The Future of Money. Understand the three jobs money must do, and what digital money changes.

Crypto, stablecoins, digital dollars, payment apps — the headlines move faster than anyone's understanding. This course gives you the underlying machinery: what money is for, how the new forms actually work, what each one trades away, and four questions that will still be useful in ten years.

The Future of Money — how the digital revolution is rewiring currencies and finance

Built from ideas in The ONE Thing. Find the lead domino and finish the one thing that matters this week.

The ONE Thing — do less, finish what matters

A rogue economist's toolkit for reading everyday life: incentives, cheating detection, information asymmetry, correlation vs. causation, and what actually predicts a child's outcomes.

Most of what passes for common sense about crime, cheating, parenting, and money turns out to be a story nobody ever checked against the numbers. This course teaches the toolkit a certain kind of economist uses to take conventional wisdom apart: read the incentive underneath any behavior, catch cheating through the pattern it leaves behind, spot the gap between what experts know and what they tell you, and tell a real cause from a coincidence riding along beside it.

Freakonomics — the hidden side of everyday life

A five-layer working model for why capable teams still underperform — trust, conflict, commitment, accountability, results — with six hands-on interactives and a 30-day cohesion plan.

A working model for why capable, hardworking teams still miss — and the exact sequence, from trust up through results, that fixes it. Six sections, six hands-on interactives, and a one-page 30-day plan you can run with your own team.

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team — the model, not the fable

A contrarian business course built on Rework: why constraints in money, time, people, and funding force sharper decisions than having more of any of them — with six hands-on interactives and a dated 30-day action plan.

A course built around one contrarian idea: constraints — less money, less time, fewer people — force sharper business decisions than having more of any of them ever does. Six sections, six hands-on interactives, and one dated 30-day plan you can run on your own business.

Rework — Constraints Are the Advantage, Not the Obstacle

Twenty-two laws that decide who wins in marketing: first in the mind, one owned word, the ladder, the two-horse race, and the pitfalls that catch successful brands, with six hands-on interactives and a one-sentence position to write.

A working guide to the twenty-two laws that decide who wins in marketing: being first in the mind, owning one word, climbing the ladder, choosing the right horse, and avoiding the traps that catch successful brands. Six sections, six hands-on interactives, and a one-sentence position you can defend.

The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing: how brands win the mind

Why the mind mispredicts its own future happiness: four repeatable blind spots in imagination and memory, and the one practical substitute that beats them all.

A working guide to why imagination is a poor guide to future happiness: how it borrows today's mood, fills gaps with convenient defaults, and narrows focus onto one event while everything else keeps happening. Six sections, six hands-on interactives, and one practical substitute — a stranger's present experience — that beats your own best guess.

Stumbling on Happiness: Why the Mind Keeps Guessing Wrong About Tomorrow

A working guide to sustainable excellence, built from Peak Performance by Brad Stulberg &amp; Steve Magness: the growth equation (stress + rest), the right dose of difficulty, real recovery vs. checking out, priming rituals, purpose beyond ego, and one weekly practice cycle.

A working guide to sustainable excellence: why every gain — muscle, skill, focus — comes from the same two-part cycle, how to choose the right dose of difficulty, why real recovery is a skill rather than a mood, how routines replace willpower, and why a purpose outside yourself outlasts a goal built on ego. Six sections, six hands-on interactives, and one weekly cycle you can run for years instead of weeks.

Peak Performance: How Stress, Rest, and Purpose Build Sustainable Excellence

A clear, idea-first tour of modern cosmology built around Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" — space, time, black holes, the Big Bang, and why our two best theories of physics still don't fully agree.

A clear, idea-first tour of modern cosmology: why the night sky is a time machine, how space and time merge into one fabric, what really happens at a black hole's edge, why the universe had a beginning, and why our two best theories of physics still don't fully agree.

Space, Time, and the Big Bang: How the Universe Really Works

You can solve the problem, clear the inbox, and sleep in, and still feel wrung out. This course explains why: stress is a reaction in your body that has its own life cycle, and it only ends when the body gets a clear signal that the danger has passed.

Burnout: Why Stress Piles Up and How to Finish It

How a crew that only obeyed became a crew that led, and how to do the same with any team. You will learn why one person deciding for everyone caps a group's ability, how stating intent moves a decision to the person who knows most, why control only works when competence and clarity grow with it, how hidden strings quietly bring command back, and the smallest first move you can make this week.

Turn the Ship Around! — how giving control to the people closest to the work builds leaders, not followers

A working guide to systems thinking: how stocks, flows and feedback loops produce the behaviour we see, why delays and limits make well-run systems surprise us, which traps keep organisations stuck, and where a small push changes the most. Six sections, six hands-on interactives, and a habit you can use on any problem.

Thinking in Systems: seeing the loops behind how things behave

A working guide to the trained memory: how to store anything as pictures along a familiar route, make images that refuse to fade, pack numbers and cards into single scenes, and review at the moments that matter. Six sections, six hands-on interactives, and a daily routine you can start tonight.

Moonwalking with Einstein: how to train a memory that lasts

Albert Einstein was a slow-talking child who asked why a compass needle points north, a young man nobody would hire as a physicist, and a patent clerk who in one year changed how we think about light, atoms, time and energy. This course teaches the ideas that carried him from a boy with a pocket compass to the theory of curved spacetime: why the question behind an answer matters more than the answer, how two simple principles followed without flinching can overturn common sense, why a theory earns trust by risking a test it could fail, how big ideas are argued into shape by friends who push back, and why the instinct that found relativity also hid quantum randomness from its owner.

Einstein — how imagination, rebellion and stubborn curiosity remade our picture of the universe

Most people who want to write never finish, and the reason is rarely talent. It is the belief that good writing arrives by inspiration, that a big vocabulary makes a strong sentence, and that a story must be planned before it can be written.

On Writing — plain tools, daily habits and honest revision turn ideas into finished books

Almost everyone has pulled a door that needed a push and felt a flash of embarrassment. This course teaches the opposite reading, drawn from decades of research on how people use everyday objects: that the fault usually sits in the design, and that a well-made thing tells you what to do without a sign.

The Design of Everyday Things — how good design shows you what to do, and why the fault is rarely yours

How a hedge fund run by Nobel laureates lost almost everything in weeks: six ideas on leverage, models and liquidity, each with an interactive practice.

In 1998 a hedge fund run by two Nobel laureates and Wall Street's best bond traders lost almost everything within weeks. This course takes the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management apart into the six ideas that explain it, and shows how each one applies to your own money, career and decisions.

When Genius Failed — How Brilliance Builds Its Own Collapse

A working guide to the economic ideas that common sense skips: why every market is made of rules, why a company is a crew, how clever finance hides risk and how today's rich countries actually got rich.

Much of what sounds like common sense about the economy is a set of choices that someone made and most people stopped noticing. This course teaches the ideas that expose them: why a market is called free only when you accept its rules, why running a firm for its quarterly share price spends the future of the people who cannot leave it, why clever finance is not safe finance, why today's rich countries sheltered their young industries before urging others to open up, why a washing machine can change more lives than a gadget, and which five questions test almost any confident claim.

23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism — how rules, crews and capabilities decide who gets rich

A practical field guide to running people decisions with the same rigor as a product decision: hire so carefully that almost everyone raises the bar, give away the power most companies keep at the top, judge performance with evidence instead of memory, and start every idea with one measured pilot.

A practical field guide to running people decisions with the same rigor as a product decision — how to hire so carefully that almost everyone raises the bar, give away the control most companies keep at the top, judge performance with evidence instead of memory, and start all of it with a single measured pilot. .

Work Rules!

A practical guide to the therapy-room ideas that get a stuck life moving again: why a trusted outside view sees what you cannot, how to separate what happened from the story you told about it, how to find the part of a problem that is yours, how to name the feeling hiding under anger, and how to turn all of it into small honest experiments. .

Maybe You Should Talk to Someone

Everyone who tries something that matters will eventually fall: a project that misses, a friendship that strains, a moment of public embarrassment. This course teaches the skill that decides what happens next.

Rising Strong — how to get back up after a fall by owning the story you tell yourself

A practical guide to acting on good instincts before doubt talks you out of them: why hesitation wins, how a simple 5-4-3-2-1 countdown interrupts it, how to start when you do not feel like it, how small brave acts build confidence, how to reframe nerves as energy, and how to turn all of it into a daily habit. .

The 5 Second Rule

A practical guide to turning information overload into finished work: how to give ideas a trusted home outside your head, capture only what resonates, sort notes by how soon they will help, compress them in layers, assemble them into work you share, and keep the whole system light with a short weekly review. .

Building a Second Brain

A practical course on the engineering method behind some of the boldest company-building bets of our time: price things from raw materials, delete before you optimize, make failure cheap, and count the human cost of intensity. Built for readers who want the ideas usable, not just interesting.

Elon Musk — Build Like the Only Rules Are Physics

A practical guide to the ideas behind a memoir of a difficult parent: relief and grief, care versus control, worth that has to be earned, coping habits as needs, honest storytelling, and relearning what you want.

A practical guide to the ideas behind one of the most honest memoirs about a difficult parent: why relief and grief can share one loss, how to tell care from control, what happens to a child whose results become the family's project, why coping habits are answers to real needs, how to tell the truth about a parent without a cover story or a verdict, and how to relearn what you want, one small choice at a time. .

I'm Glad My Mom Died: Grief, Control and Finding Your Own Voice

Every society carries a ranking of human worth that decides who is believed, who is paid and who gets the benefit of the doubt, and it rarely announces itself. This course teaches the ideas behind that claim: why caste is the structure and race the visible sign, how the United States, India and Nazi Germany built the same architecture of rank, which eight pillars hold a caste system up, where the lens has limits, and how small, repeatable acts repair a structure no one alive built.

Caste — the hidden ranking beneath race

A practical course on how high-performing teams earn freedom: raise talent density, pay at the top of the market, make honest feedback normal, then remove approvals and policies one at a time and replace them with context. It covers the keeper test, the four feedback tests, informed captains, why the order of the steps matters, where rules should stay and a ninety-day plan.

No Rules Rules — build a team that needs fewer rules

A practical course on how a hunch becomes a testable question, an edge, a cash plan and a team of believers, told through the early years of a company that began in the trunk of a car.

A practical course on how a borrowed-money shoe importer turned into a global brand: how to turn a hunch into a testable question, find an edge competitors overlook, keep cash alive while sales grow, gather a team of believers, survive the supplier and partner fights, and keep running when the plan breaks.

Shoe Dog — How a Crazy Idea Becomes a Company

A practical course on how every business works: the five parts, why people buy, earning attention and trust, the slowest step that sets the pace, and why profit is not cash.

A practical course on the five parts every business shares, the human drives that make people buy, how to earn attention and trust, why the slowest step sets the pace, why profit is not cash, and the thinking habits that keep decisions clear. Six ideas, six hands-on challenges and a short check at the end.

The Personal MBA: Business Fundamentals for Curious Minds

A curious, careful guide to the science of psychedelics and the mind: how a promising field was buried and reopened, why mindset, room and guide shape the experience, what a quieter self-network does to old mental grooves, what early trials suggest about fear, depression and addiction, where hype outruns evidence, and how awe, attention and reflection can loosen a mental rut without any drug. .

How to Change Your Mind: what psychedelics reveal about the self

A gentle, practical course on getting through hard seasons: accept what is true, let feelings pass, be kind to yourself, loosen your grip on outcomes, set down old hurts and carry calm into ordinary days.

A gentle, practical course on getting through hard seasons: why fighting a difficult moment doubles the pain, how to accept what is true and still act, how to let feelings pass like weather, how to speak to yourself as you would to a friend, how to loosen your grip on how things should have gone, and how to set down old hurts and carry calm into ordinary days.

When Things Don't Go Your Way — Calm Wisdom for Difficult Times

Learn to tell practical, emotional and social conversations apart and answer the one you are in: find the goal under a problem, hear a feeling before fixing it, find shared identity, and close the loop to confirm understanding.

A practical guide to the skill that quietly separates people who connect from people who talk past each other: noticing which kind of conversation is happening, and answering that one. Learn to tell a practical talk from an emotional one from a social one, to find the goal under a stated problem, to let a feeling be heard before offering a fix, to find the identity you share with someone, and to close the loop when you are not sure you understood.

Supercommunicators: the three conversations behind every connection

Most people can describe the person they want to be, and most feel the distance between that picture and today. The distance is not a flaw.

Best Self: Close the Gap Between Who You Are and Who You Could Be

A practical guide to the science of adult attachment: why some people lean toward closeness, others toward independence, and some feel at home with both. Learn to recognise the Wave, the Island and the Anchor in yourself and in a partner, to see why some pairings feel electric and leave both people exhausted, and to ask for what you need plainly, so love feels steadier.

Attached: how your attachment style shapes the way you love

A practical course on the plain path to financial freedom: why the gap between income and spending is the raw material of wealth, why owning the whole market beats picking winners, how to treat crashes as weather, when a bond cushion makes sense, which leaks drain a lifetime of savings, and how to find the number that means enough. Built for anyone who wants to manage money well without a finance degree.

The Simple Path to Wealth — spend less, invest the difference, stay the course

Two people with the same knowledge and the same income can end up in very different places, because money decisions are made by people and not by formulas. This course teaches the habits of mind that separate them: why personal history makes every money belief feel like common sense, how luck and risk hide inside every result, why time and enough do the heavy lifting, why wealth is the part you do not see, how a margin for error protects a plan, and why control over your time is the best return money pays.

The Psychology of Money — why how you behave with money matters more than what you know

A practical guide to the psychology of positive performance: why happiness works as the fuel for success and not only as its reward. Learn how mindset sets the reach of effort, how attention can be trained to notice opportunity, how setbacks become ladders, why twenty seconds of friction decides a habit, and how relationships multiply every gain.

The Happiness Advantage: why a positive brain performs better

A practical guide to the long road from beginner to master: how an early pull points to your life's work, how an apprenticeship turns it into real skill, how mentors and a clear read of people shorten the road, how plateaus and traps stall growth and how to cross them, and how years of practice fuse intuition with careful reasoning into a way of seeing that cannot be rushed. .

Mastery: how deep practice turns a calling into a craft

A practical guide to staying free in a fast-changing world: why automation, algorithms and concentrated data strain the idea that you know your own life best, why nuclear war, climate collapse and technological disruption ignore borders, how terror provokes overreaction, why shared stories can unite and mislead, and which habits keep a mind steady. Six sections, six hands-on interactives, and a short daily loop for staying hard to hurry.

21 Lessons for the 21st Century: How to Stay Free and Think Clearly While Technology, Politics and Truth All Shift at Once

Most weight advice treats the body as a bank account: spend more than you take in and the balance must fall. Real bodies behave more like a thermostat, and the thermostat is set by hormones, with insulin in the lead.

The Obesity Code — why hormones, not calories, decide your weight

A practical playbook for turning a lifetime of earning into a lifetime of experiences: why saved-and-never-spent money is wasted energy, how memories pay dividends, which decade suits which experience, when to give, and how to spend down safely.

Die with Zero — spend your life energy on what matters

The same inner voice that plans your day, rehearses a hard talk and talks you through a nervous moment can also loop on one worry until it is the only thing in the room. This course explains why that loop forms, why thinking harder rarely ends it, and which tools actually turn the volume down: stepping back from your own story, choosing the right listener, and shaping your surroundings and rituals.

Chatter: Quiet the Voice in Your Head

Most teams are busy and still unsure whether they are winning. This course shows a simple goal system, Objectives and Key Results, that pairs a bold direction with proof you can check.

Measure What Matters: How Clear Goals and Honest Numbers Move a Team

A practical guide to why people act the way they do: how emotion steers judgment, how masks and patterns reveal character, how desire and defensiveness decide who moves toward you, and how a longer view and a clear purpose keep every skill steady.

A practical guide to why people act the way they do and how to act better yourself: how emotion steers judgment before reason arrives, how masks and repeated patterns reveal character, how desire and defensiveness decide who moves toward you, how hidden traits and inflated ideas bend your choices, how envy and group pressure work beneath polite surfaces, and how a longer view and a clear purpose keep every other skill steady. .

The Laws of Human Nature: how to read people and master your own reactions

Most of us treat a busy, anxious, comparing mind as the price of modern life. Monks treat it as something to train.

Think Like a Monk: train your mind for peace and purpose

Marcus Aurelius's private notebook turned into a working discipline: sort what is yours from what is not, rewrite the story behind a hurt, zoom out, cooperate, use obstacles as fuel, and hold it together with a five-minute daily routine.

Marcus Aurelius ruled an empire at war and wrote short reminders to himself so he would not lose his footing. This course turns those notes into a working discipline: sort what is yours to govern from what is not, catch the judgment that turns an event into pain, zoom out until a worry finds its true size, treat other people as parts of one body, use every obstacle as fuel, and hold it all together with a five-minute daily routine.

Meditations: Rule Your Mind, Meet What Comes

A plain-spoken guide to thinking clearly in a world full of confident claims: how to test what a claim rests on, how arguments hold up or leak, why evidence comes in grades, how numbers mislead, how persuasion tricks and mental biases steer judgment, and how to turn all of it into a six-step routine that still works when you are tired, rushed or sure. .

Critical Thinking Skills: question claims, spot tricks, decide clearly

A plain-spoken case study of the 1MDB scandal: how a state fund built in a nation's name was, by the account of U. S.

Billion Dollar Whale: how a public fund became a private wallet

Most suffering lives in thoughts about the past and future, not in the moment you are in. Six practical lessons on noticing the thinker, watching old pain, accepting what is, and living from presence.

Most suffering lives in thoughts about the past and the future, not in the moment you are actually in. Six practical lessons on noticing the thinker, dissolving old pain, accepting what is, and living from presence.

The Power of Now — Stepping Out of the Mind and Into Presence

People can understand exactly what happened to them and still jump at a sound, go numb in a crowd, or feel a stranger's mood land in their chest like a threat. This course explains why: trauma is not only a memory, it is a state the brain and body keep running after the danger is gone.

The Body Keeps the Score: How Trauma Lives in the Body and How It Heals

You know what you want, and you still stall, delay, pick the fight, or quit right at the edge. This course explains why: the habit that blocks you is usually a protector, built to keep you safe from a feared result and still running on old information.

The Mountain Is You: Turning Self-Sabotage Into Self-Mastery

Every organisation knows what it sells and most can explain how they do it. Very few can say why they exist, and those few are the ones people follow, defend and recommend.

Start With Why: Lead and Sell by Purpose

Most of us try to influence people by arguing, correcting or impressing them, and most of us end up with defensiveness instead. This course turns the timeless habits behind real influence into six practical sections: appreciate before you ask, be interested rather than interesting, win agreement without a fight, correct without giving offense, keep it sincere, and make it a daily habit.

How to Win Friends and Influence People: honest appreciation, real interest and gentle influence

Nobody knows which crisis, technology or boom comes next, yet people keep making plans that depend on knowing. This course shows a sturdier route: lean on the things that stay the same, such as how people react to fear, hope, envy and a good story, and build plans that survive being wrong.

Same as Ever: Plan Around What Never Changes

Most people try to earn more by working harder and leave the thing that sets their ceiling untouched: the quiet beliefs, inherited stories and fears that decide what they ask for, charge and attempt. This course makes those beliefs visible, shows how to rewrite the ones that cap you, and turns the new mindset into decisions and daily habits that move the number.

You Are a Badass at Making Money: Master the Mindset of Wealth

How empires rise, peak and reset: the five forces, debt cycles, eight measures of power, internal and external conflict, and how to prepare without predicting.

Empires do not rise and fall at random. The same few forces keep pushing on every nation: money and debt, conflict at home, conflict between powers, acts of nature, and human inventiveness.

Changing World Order: How Empires Rise, Decline, and Reset

Good products still go unnoticed when nobody feels part of anything. This course explains how a following forms: a leader, a cause that points at a better future, and a new way to get there.

Expert Secrets: Turn Your Message Into a Movement

Countries do not go broke at random. The same cycle keeps returning: credit builds a boom, payments grow faster than incomes, lenders pull back, and leaders reach for four levers to lighten the load.

How Countries Go Broke: The Big Debt Cycle Explained

Why well-run companies lose to cheaper, simpler rivals: the mechanics of disruption, with visuals, six interactive activities and a short quiz.

The Innovator's Dilemma: Why Well-Run Companies Lose to Cheaper, Simpler Rivals

The best idea of every great book, made playable. Each Read is built from ideas in one bestselling book: a short exercise, a poster, a skill map, an introduction video, narrated lessons and reminder cards. Press Start and play.