What's it about? So You Want to Own Greenland? (2025) explores how one vast, icy island keeps drawing the attention of explorers, empires, and superpowers. From vanished Viking settlements to underground Cold War military bases, Greenland’s story is full of twists and turns. It unpacks how history, geopolitics, and climate are colliding to make Greenland an unexpected headline grabber while the nation continues to try and shape its own future. So You Want to Own Greenland? Greenland is something of a contradiction. To begin with, while many of us may have treated it as an afterthought, it is enormous. Sure, much of it is covered by inhospitable, icy terrain, but it’s also played a major part in shaping the ambitions of explorers, empires, missionaries, generals, and presidents. Now, with renewed interest coming from Donald Trump, Greenland has once again found itself pulled into a global drama far larger than its small population might suggest. In this lesson we’ll look past the...

What's it about? Your Perfect Portfolio (2026) guides you through asset allocation to find a strategy that matches your unique psychological needs. It helps you move beyond the hunt for alpha and focus on building a financial plan that survives market volatility. By exploring diverse methodologies – from factor investing to defined duration strategies – it gives you the tools to secure your financial future with confidence. You likely spend considerable energy earning money, yet the moment it lands in your account, a quiet anxiety sets in about what to actually do with it. The financial world offers a dizzying array of options, each promising wealth but often delivering confusion. You’re caught between the fear of missing out and the terror of losing it all. It’s easy to feel that the secret to success is a complex code you haven’t cracked, or that you lack the iron will required to weather market storms alone. This lesson offers a way out. You’ll step back from the chaotic nois...

What's it about? The Innovative Leader (2024) investigates how industry-leading executives develop themselves and their organizations into consistent innovators rather than relying on one-time breakthroughs. Grounded in interviews with 50 innovative leaders and decades of professional experience, it offers step-by-step guidance to help you innovate whether that’s in a business, government, or nonprofit setting. You can’t innovate your way to success using leadership approaches designed for stable markets that no longer exist. When customer preferences shift mid-quarter, and competitors emerge from adjacent industries, traditional playbooks fail. The fundamental nature of leadership itself must change. Innovative leaders share six specific qualities: they stay connected to emerging patterns, role model experimental mindsets, continuously evolve their approaches, set audacious goals, consider perspectives from all directions, and actively enable others. These qualities aren't p...

What's it about? The Art of Seduction (2001) examines the amoral game of seduction, explaining how seduction always starts in the mind and that the most successful seducers know this very well indeed. It explains strategies for inciting interest, disorientating the target of seduction, stirring desire and kindling emotions. These tactics will lead to the eventual seduction of the target. There's a Latin word that holds a secret about human desire: seducere. To lead astray. Not to deceive. Not to manipulate. To lead someone away from the ordinary path they're walking and into territory that feels charged with possibility. The English word "seduce" carries all that ancient meaning forward, and it points to something we rarely admit: most of us are quietly hoping someone will lead us astray. Think about your daily routine for a moment. The same coffee. The same commute. The same conversations that follow predictable scripts. Comfortable? Sure. But there's a p...