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This is the least enjoyable of all of Thich Nhat Hanh books!!! it seem to be a repetitive chapter after chapter of double talk, and while there was a tremendous amount of information value is clouded by the endless repetitive message.

Insanely informative, terrifying and gripping from start to finish. I recommend to anyone that enjoys true crime.

I love the history of running and hearing how others learn to embrace their gifts. Hearing how some come to coach and encourage others is amazing. I enjoyed every minute of this book.

I liked the recording even though I was hesitant of some reviewers’ feedback on the male voice. I thought he voice was just fine and did not take away from the overall story. Shanora Williams does great with getting you emotionally attached to characters and the sex scenes are always good.

Very descriptive, and at times difficult to hear, but fascinating nonetheless. I definitely recommend.

This is the only book on mental models I’ve ever read, but I’ve learned so much that I think this would be very hard to beat. I’ll read Shane Parrish’s book next as well as the art of thinking clearly. and finally, I’ll read Charlie munger’s book on mental models as well. This is the..

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loved it. A remarkable telling of intelligence and empathy in an impossible setiing An eye opener.

It was refreshing to think about the definition of ownership can impact society. Easy to understand with good examples. Good to listen to.

Anil Ananthaswarmy makes a valiant effort to explain the “…Enigma of Quantum Reality” with “Through Two Doors at Once”. What is amazing about Anathaswary’s history is how inventive scientists have been in proving quantum mechanics is real. That amazing accomplishment leads to proof that physics reactions are not only local but exhibit spooky action at..

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I have this in hard copy, I love this book, listening to the author wax poetry about this aircraft doesn’t get old.