Audiobooks
I love audiobooks. It's a great way to consume books while having my eyes or hands busy, like walking, cooking or doing something else. They also allow you to connect to the content in a very unique way.
As such, I have a special list for books in specifically recommend in audio form. Here are some great listens that have stood out over the years.
- The Art of Asking by Amanda Palmer
- Read by the author, who is great at adding a layer of sentimentality to the book, which is already about surrendering to other people and trusting humanity.
- This is Going to Hurt
by Adam Kay
- Read by the author, this book had me cackling all the way through. Amazing insights into the life of a doctor; the good, the bad, and the gory.
- Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
- From the same author as "The Martian", this is a fascinating story. Great
for audio because you can hear the alien!
This book explores its nature and how to trigger it. Whenever I feel stuck,
I seek flow states to help me escape the stuckness (currently: kitesurfing)
- From the same author as "The Martian", this is a fascinating story. Great
for audio because you can hear the alien!
This book explores its nature and how to trigger it. Whenever I feel stuck,
I seek flow states to help me escape the stuckness (currently: kitesurfing)
Have one of your own? Recommend it to me here. Prefer to read with your eyes? My recommendations are here.
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