
Mind over Mood
This collection is about the link between how we think and how we feel, and how changing one can steady the other. The 11 summaries cover emotional intelligence, cognitive behavioural therapy, the brain's reward system and the effects of stress on the body, drawing on books such as Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman and Feeling Good by David Burns. Each summary takes about 15 minutes in text or audio.

Daniel Goleman
Master the five elements of emotional intelligence to manage yourself, strengthen relationships, lead effectively, and achieve greater success.

David Perlmutter, Austin Perlmutter and Kristin Loberg
Protect your brain from chronic stress, poor nutrition, and digital overload with practical habits that support clearer thinking, connection, and well-being.

Gabor Maté
Explore how chronic stress and suppressed emotions may affect physical health, and why healing begins with understanding your emotional life.

Olivia Telford
Break negative thought cycles with practical CBT techniques that build healthier emotional patterns, resilience, and confidence.

Caroline Leaf
Rewire chaotic thinking with a science-based process that clears mental clutter, strengthens focus, and improves emotional control.

Getting It Done When You're Depressed
Julie Fast and John Preston
Stay gently productive through depression with manageable strategies that conserve energy, reduce overwhelm, and turn small actions into steady progress.

Marc Brackett
Build emotional intelligence to express feelings clearly, strengthen relationships, improve learning, and feel more confident and connected.

Anna Lembke
Rebalance your brain’s reward system, break compulsive habits, and find healthier, more meaningful sources of happiness.

David Burns
Challenge negative thoughts with practical cognitive behavioural techniques that improve mood and build healthier mental habits.

Robert M. Sapolsky
See how chronic stress reshapes the body and mind, and why modern pressures can quietly fuel illness.

Kara Loewentheil
Rewrite the beliefs shaped by social conditioning to make clearer choices, build confidence, and live with greater freedom.