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Ten Steps to Better Relationships
Michael S. Sorensen
Healthy, connected relationships are the backbone of a happy life. Whether it’s with family, friends, coworkers, or lovers, human connection is what brings vitality and meaning to life. This ten-lesson crash course will provide you with powerful, actionable, research-backed skills to help you connect better with others, improve your communication, avoid or quickly resolve arguments, boost your charisma, and much more.
Introduction to Positive Psychology
Psychology Insights Online
For many decades, the discipline of psychology suffered from an image problem. It was negative in its focus, very negative. Psychologists primarily concentrated on what was “wrong” with people, and often ignored what was going “right”. This began to change in the late 1990s with the emergence of positive psychology. The primary goal of this course is to introduce you to the science of positive psychology. By completing this course, you will learn all about the positive aspects of human behavior, such as motivation, happiness & well-being, flow, mindfulness, creativity, spirituality &...
How to Read and Retain More
Abasi Latcham
What do Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, and Oprah Winfrey have in common? They are all billionaires, and they all read—a lot. This course will help you discover the secrets to getting ahead with your reading. Within ten audio lessons, you’ll learn how the pros achieve reading success.
PR Your Way to a Better Brand
Connie Chi
In PR YOUR WAY TO A BETTER BRAND, you will learn PR strategies, tips on how to command media attention (even if you don't have a budget), how to get celebrity endorsements/partnerships, work with influencers, and so much more. You will also learn the strategies to help your brand gain attention in a competitive marketplace.
How to Write a Compelling Antagonist
Chris Viola
A hero is only as good as a villain. If you want to write a good story, you need a great antagonist. This course will teach you how to do so. You will learn about the importance of antagonists, the writing difference between a sympathetic and pure evil antagonist, motifs, actions, and the ending of their arc.
Campaigning for Change
Jonathan Ellis
You have a problem. You know the solution. But to make the change, you need to influence the person with the power to make this change. How do you go about campaigning for change? Based on over a decade of work around the world supporting people seeking to achieve change, this course offers a simple tried and tested framework to campaign for change. We'll cover the key questions you need to answer to be able to run an effective campaign. Recent feedback from my time working out in Somaliland was: "you've not just taught us campaigning skills, you've taught us skills for life." Listen to...
6 Keys to Successful Classroom Management
Steven Miletto
6 Keys to Successful Classroom Management is an introductory course for classroom teachers. This course will introduce you to six concepts that will help you start off right or restart when it comes to developing and growing your skills at classroom management, K-12.
Setting Goals That Stick!
Dr. Heidi Cooke PT, DPT, ATC
This course rolls out the no B.S. blueprint to setting goals that STICK! Dive deep and discover your "Why." Learn how to use your "Why" to set value-based goals that are aligned with your true self, build strategies for identifying and breaking down your unique barriers that have prevented your success in the past, and help you develop a step by a step road map to reach your most audacious goals. You are strong and capable of change. You have everything you need within yourself to be successful. This interactive course is just here to be your GPS.
Women in Philosophy
Dr. Will Buckingham
Philosophy is about exploring the deepest questions of human life. But there is a significant problem in the history of philosophy. While women make up just over 50% of humanity, most philosophers throughout history have been men. This is beginning to change, but what happens when philosophy starts to take women’s voices seriously? This course aims to introduce some important women philosophers and to ask challenging questions about the relationships between philosophy, men, and women.
How to Win an Argument
Jonathan Haber
Still stewing about what you should have said the last time you lost an argument with a friend or stranger? Looking for that winning argument that will convince loved ones, colleagues, or clients to your side? How to Win an Argument will explain how to craft winning arguments, using techniques and tools – some of them over 2000 years in the making. Along the way, you'll learn that arguments do not represent breakdowns in communication but are rather the primary tool humans use to persuade one another without coercion. Skilled arguments are also how we analyze and debate options and ideas...