I loved the story and will look for more books by the author but the one female narrator sounded like she had a blocked nose which caused an uneasy feeling and discomfort even though she was good. I did however enjoy the overall narration. Most narrators were brilliant
I lived (and continue to survive) this story. Despite a geographical difference… Being from central Canada…the stigmas existed and continues to exist. I enjoy learning new and emerging technologies. I don’t read a whole lot (unless it will further my technical prowess) and don’t I listen to a whole of audio books…I was captivated and..
loved the content behind the book and the narrators were amazing! This book was a good read.
Review from Super Thinking →
Covers basic ideas from a wide area of diciplines. In the end it is a bit basic.
Great book, which covers Buddhism very well and make a pretty strong case for practising it. My only critique would be that it only briefly touches on meaninglessness in people’s lives, but the only answer/suggestion is to make reduction of suffering your true purpose. While a good suggestion, I think this part could be easily..
Review from Running to the Edge →
I love reading and listening to running books. Everything from the Once a Runner trilogy to Born to Run to Jurek’s books. This one fits right in there.
Review from Super Thinking →
I really enjoyed listening to this book. From basic data science tips for daily information analysis to nice business planning advice.
Review from The Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching →
me parece que explica de manera simple la esencia de las enseñanzas de buda desde el punto de vista de la escuela de budismo que el autor practica.
Review from Running to the Edge →
well written and read. This is my new favorite audible. The narrator or clear and not boring and the story is well written and has thing hidden in it that pertain to life and not just running.
I enjoyed “Beyond Weird”, but that book seemed more philosophical. At first this book came off as a little dry compared to that one, but in the end I found it much clearer, given that it kept tying everything back to the double slit experiment. I also like how it compared and contrasted the many..