Psychology

Unplaying: Chatter

PsychologySelf-HelpScience & Math

Ethan Kross

Your inner voice can build you up or spiral you down — the science of steering it toward clarity.

Unplaying: Skin in the Game

Business & EconomicsPhilosophyPsychology

Nassim Nicholas Taleb

Why the people who give advice rarely pay the price for being wrong.

Unplaying: Tiny Habits

Self-HelpPsychologyPersonal Development

BJ Fogg

Why the smallest actions, done right, outlast the biggest resolutions.

Unplaying: Never Split the Difference

BusinessSelf-HelpPsychology

Chris Voss, Tahl Raz

The counterintuitive negotiation system that treats people like humans, not chess pieces.

Unplaying: Thinking, Fast and Slow

PsychologyBehavioral ScienceEconomics

Daniel Kahneman

Why your brain takes shortcuts that cost you, and how to catch them before they do.

Unplaying: The Psychology of Money

Business & FinancePersonal FinancePsychology

Morgan Housel

Why doing well with money has more to do with behavior than brains.

Unplaying: The 48 Laws of Power

Business & InvestingSelf-HelpPsychology

Robert Greene

Understand the invisible rules that govern status, influence, and human ambition.

Unplaying: Nonviolent Communication

Marshall B. Rosenberg, Deepak Chopra

Transform every conversation into a bridge instead of a battle.

Self-HelpPsychologyCommunication Skills

Unplaying: Atomic Habits

Self-HelpPsychologyPersonal Development

Unplayist Editorial Team

Why tiny shifts in behavior rewrite who you become.

Unplaying: Atlas of the Heart

Self-HelpPsychologyPersonal Growth

Brené Brown

Learn to name what you feel so you can finally feel understood.

Unplaying: Dare to Lead

BusinessLeadershipSelf-Help

Brene Brown

The real work of leadership starts when you stop pretending you have it all figured out.

Unplaying: The Righteous Mind

PsychologyPoliticsSocial Science

Jonathan Haidt

Why your deepest convictions feel like truth and how that truth keeps us apart.

Unplaying: Flow

PsychologySelf-HelpScience & Math

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

Discover how losing yourself in the moment is the most found you will ever feel.

Unplaying: Behave

SciencePsychologyNeuroscience

Robert M. Sapolsky

What happens in your brain one second before you do something terrible or something kind.

Self-HelpPsychologyBusiness

Unplaying: Mastery

13 min

Robert Greene

The hidden pattern behind every person who became extraordinary at what they do.

Unplaying: The War of Art

Self-HelpCreativityPsychology

Steven Pressfield

The invisible force that stops you from doing your best work has a name, and once you name it, you can fight it.

PsychologyBusiness & EconomicsSelf-Help

Unplaying: Think Again

13 min

Adam Grant

The people who change the world are the ones willing to change their minds.

Unplaying: Predictably Irrational

PsychologyBehavioral EconomicsScience & Math

Dan Ariely

Why your brain sabotages every decision you think you are making freely.

Unplaying: Originals

Adam Grant

The surprising habits of people who change everything without betting everything.

Unplaying: Give and Take

Adam Grant

The counterintuitive truth about why the most generous people often win the biggest prizes.

Unplaying: Digital Minimalism

Self-HelpTechnologyProductivity

Cal Newport

Reclaim your attention from the devices that steal it, without becoming a digital hermit.

Ichiro Kishimi, Fumitake Koga

Unplaying: The Courage to Be Disliked

17 min

What if the key to happiness is caring less what others think of you?

PsychologySelf-HelpPhilosophy

Unplaying: Blink

PsychologyNonfictionSocial Science

Malcolm Gladwell

Your gut knows more than you think, and sometimes that saves your life.

Unplaying: 12 Rules for Life

Self-HelpPsychologyPhilosophy

Jordan B. Peterson

What if standing up straight and telling the truth were the deepest forms of rebellion against chaos?

PsychologySocial ScienceNonfiction

Unplaying: Talking to Strangers

17 min

Malcolm Gladwell

Why we are terrible at reading people we do not know, and what that costs us.

Unplaying: Switch

Chip Heath, Dan Heath

Why your brain fights change and how to win anyway.

Unplaying: Made to Stick

BusinessSelf-HelpCommunication

Chip Heath, Dan Heath

Why do some ideas burn into memory while others vanish without a trace?

Unplaying: Factfulness

Hans Rosling, Anna Rosling Rönnlund, Ola Rosling

The world is not as broken as your news feed wants you to believe.

Non-FictionScienceSocial Science

Unplaying: Why We Sleep

ScienceHealth & FitnessPsychology

Matthew Walker

What if the single most powerful upgrade for your brain, body, and longevity costs nothing and takes no effort?

Unplaying: Range

David Epstein

The path to mastery might not be the straight line you have been told it is.

PsychologySelf-HelpSocial Sciences

Unplaying: Quiet

13 min

Susan Cain

The hidden strengths of the quiet half of humanity, and why the world finally needs to listen.

Unplaying: The Body Keeps the Score

Bessel van der Kolk, M.D.

What your body remembers when your mind tries to forget.

PsychologyHealth & WellnessMedical

Unplaying: Outliers

PsychologySocial ScienceSelf-Help

Malcolm Gladwell

What if success is less about talent and more about when you were born, where you grew up, and who opened doors you never knew existed?

Unplaying: Influence, New and Expanded

17 min

Robert B. Cialdini, PhD

Why we say yes when we mean no, and how the world exploits the wiring we never chose.

Unplaying: Deep Work

Business & FinanceSelf-HelpProductivity

Cal Newport

Why the ability to focus without distraction is becoming the most valuable skill in our economy, and how to cultivate it before it disappears.

Unplaying: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck

Self-HelpPsychologyPersonal Development

Mark Manson

You have limited energy for caring. The question is not whether to give a fuck, but which fucks are worth giving.

Unplaying: Grit

PsychologySelf-HelpPersonal Development

Angela Duckworth

Why talent is overrated and stubborn consistency wins the race.

Unplaying: The Power of Habit

Business & EconomicsPsychologySelf-Help

Charles Duhigg

Discover the invisible architecture that drives every choice you make, and learn how to rebuild it from within.

Unplaying: Daring Greatly

PsychologySelf-HelpPersonal Growth

Brené Brown

What if the thing you have been running from is the doorway to everything you want?

Unplaying: Antifragile

Business & EconomicsPhilosophyPsychology

Nassim Nicholas Taleb

Build a life that grows stronger when the world shakes.