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one of the best books for a long run. kept me going even when I felt like I wanted to quit running

This was an amazing listen. Once I started I couldn’t stop. I plan on getting the actual book for my nephew.

Great read. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a bit of motivation to do a little bit more

Fascinating insights into the psychology, history and future of what being a computer programmer is all about.

A great biography on one of the defining characters of our age. Detail oriented and unbiased, the biographer helps you see the world through both Putins eyes, and those of his critics. Hard to put down!

I really enjoyed the format. The story was told in a way that kept you Interested and excited. I was cheering for the underdog . I also really enjoyed all the facts and numbers. If you love running like I do you will love this book.

A really fantastic compilation of mental models with helpful examples. Some I was familiar with and others were new. the only drawback was the author’s propensity to repeatedly use climate change as an example at every possible opportunity. At times it felt like he was pontificating his personal political worldview rather than providing an example..

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This book reflects the everlasting light that will guide the way to ultimate understanding. The narrator reads with a clear and pleasant voice. He is able to adapt his pitch so to make the content come alive.

This is a must read (or listen) for any distance runner. It was very well written and engaging.

Seamlessly weaving tails of triumph and tragedy with the common thread of a stoic sage, Futterman masterfully captures the ineffability of running and its American story. A must read for every current and aspiring runner.