Best Audiobooks

[SFRL]

I have to take a lot of long drives. So I figured it's a good tactic to get some audiobooks to listen to on the road. 

What are the best audiobooks to listen to on any topic? 

I will have Audible and LibriVox. 

[elias]

Peter Ralston Book of Not Knowing, but you need time and concentration to contemplate

the big leap - gary hendricks

the daily stoic - ryan holiday

dan Milman - peaceful warrior

carnegie - how to win and influence people

open andre agassi (bio)

 

[ArasH]

The subtle art of not giving a fuck by mark manson

 

A MUST.

[BjarkeT]

Deep work and so good they can't ignore by cal newport you if you are looking for career books

Are you looking for fiction books or non fiction or no specific category?  

[SFRL]

23 minutes ago, BjarkeT said:

Deep work and so good they can't ignore by cal newport you if you are looking for career books

Are you looking for fiction books or non fiction or no specific category?  

Nothing specific I am just harvesting ideas. Whatever people found valuable. 

[BjarkeT]

@SFRL maybe try epic fantasy books might be good for a long drive as they are usually quite long books and there can be a lot of them in a series  

[Waves]

Unfortunately I don't have any suggestion for you, but I guess you wouldn't want to listen to audiobooks that have exercises in them.

Though I'm curious about what system/app you guys use to download and listen to audiobooks. I imagine that Audible is the best alternative, but I'd like to experiment with something different at the beginning, just to see if I can develop a habit out of it.

[LRossiter]

I have a list :  

Psycho cybernetics 

The end of your World by Adyashanti 

Resurrecting Jesus by Adyashanti          ( non religious)

Happy by derren brown  

Building a better Vocabulary by the Great courses

The shortness of life by seneca  ( librivox )

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius ( librivox)

      These don't have any exercises and are good for long road trips 

[KristopherVass]

Thanks for sharing the list.

[Dan Arnautu]

@SFRL

Total Recall by Arnold Schwarzenegger - Longest audiobook you'll listen to, but I already know I'm gonna listen to it again in the future. 10/10

Practicing The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle - Good to deepen your presence

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho - great inspirational listen

The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene - makes you feel confident in handling people

Mastery by Robert Greene 

The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem by Nathaniel Branden 

The Way of The Superior Man by David Deida