Episodes

When it comes to happiness, everyone has a different sense and understanding. Happiness for some may derive from success, fame, or a long-loving marriage. To other people, happiness grows from their curiosity and exploration ...

As parents, we've all been frustrated by the bafflement caused by the actions or attitude of our children. When a child misbehaves, parents often threaten, yell or beat and abuse their children; these methods are evidently no...

Everyone yearns for success. And most of us believe in the three traditional elements of success: hard work, talent, and luck. But sometimes, we find that even with all these three elements in place, it's still challenging to...

As market competition rises and manufacturers of products or providers of services seek patronage from existing and new customers, the advertising industry has become highly sought-after. The need to produce a piece of advert...

As ordinary museum-goers with no knowledge about art, how can we appreciate the art collections there? And how can we get the best experience from each visit? The author of this book, Johan Idema, has spent many years visitin...

Are siblings natural adversaries? How can we help children build a supportive and loving relationship so that they can live in harmony? The book teaches us that it is especially important for parents to properly teach by exam...

Do you feel that money is always “not enough”? Do you keep accumulating money and always want more? Are you feeling exhausted being pushed by society's requirements and competition? This book will help you consciously adjust ...

This book is different from the other more rigid and complicated books on the economics of the past. It teaches us to think about economic phenomena in our daily life through exploration. This book points out that everyday ev...

The story of modern artist's rebellions and innovations is a history of artistic revolution. 'What Are You Looking At?' reviews more than 150-years of creative development from the Impressionism of the 1860s to the art of tod...

Essentialism is a systematic approach, streamlining work and simplifying our lives. It’s about figuring out essential activities rather than advocating doing less for the sake of it. The method eliminates insignificant matter...

Statistically, the higher up the corporate ladder you are, the fewer the women you’ll find. Is this because women are any less competent or perhaps because they are unwilling to take leadership positions? Of course not. Women...

Andre Agassi was an American professional tennis player who won 60 tournaments over the course of his career, including 8 Grand Slam titles. His career was capped by his epic victory at the French Open in 1999. That made him …

Over the past 250 years, there has been an explosion of human wealth. More than 97% of all wealth ever in existence was created during this period. Why did this happen? What forces have driven it? The Origin of Wealth …

In today’s world, the problems brought about by the wealth gap, the dilemma of globalization, and the slowdown of economic growth can be seen everywhere. Inequality between countries, as well as inequality within these countr...

Professor Clayton M. Christensen of Harvard Business School once gave a speech for the school’s graduates, titled: How Will You Measure Your Life ? He applied business theory to life planning and focused on three topics: find...

Dr. Sears combines his almost forty years of clinical practice as a paediatrician, his experience raising eight children with his wife, Martha, and development psychology’s “attachment theory” to put together “attachment pare...

The book states that if you repeatedly fail to change your life it’s because you have an odd life structure, not because you have a lack of willpower. An invisible force pulls you around and creates stress. But you can …

As parents, what do children bring to us? Often we see ourselves as forming our progeny as artists sculpting a statue from marble. We impart our desires and vision onto a blank canvas and produce what we desire. Ferrucci asks...

Effective discipline is realized when parents use a no-drama approach instead of punishments and threats with their children. This book provides a simple, practical method for helping our children to build their brains and de...

Daniel Goleman popularized the concept of "emotional intelligence," which overturned the traditional view of intelligence, which believes that people are born with a fixed amount of intelligence whose level does not change ov...

The Family Crucible: The Intense Experience of Family Therapy is a classic work in the field of family psychotherapy. It tells the story of how family therapists guided the Brice family out of their collective crisis. Using t...

Since its establishment, the Federal Reserve has taken on two important missions: to maintain macroeconomic stability and financial stability. The institution was born out of historic financial crises. For more than 100 years...

It may surprise you to know that dinosaur fossils contain information about cancer, house cats can develop psychosomatic symptoms, wallabies will sneak into poppy fields in the middle of the night to “get high,” and parrots s...

Claude Elwood Shannon is widely regarded as the father of information theory. His research has given birth to an entirely new theory on information and communication, laying the foundations for the information age today. Shan...