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An astronomy course

Revisado: 08-16-21

This book covers astronomy 101 basics well. it should be the coursework for an astronomy course. Well done Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson!

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Well written, well-read.

Revisado: 11-12-20

A good listen to some past moments in history that changed the world. Listen to this one for some quick info.

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top 100

Revisado: 11-10-20

One that everyone must hear before they die. Simple, to the point, and part of pop culture that we should understand early on in life.

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Word after word of common sense

Revisado: 11-05-20

This was my first listen of Richard Feynman's books and he makes a lot of sense in a lot of ways. As with all philosophy, take it as it was written from the authors perspective, not as 'biblical truth'. With that said, enjoy this man's perspective.

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Leadership metaphors

Revisado: 10-31-20

This book is one that every serious business owner and management staff must-hear. It's filled with information that is metaphorically relevant to success over competition. If you listen to this book in a literal sense, all of the points will be missed. Please listen with an open mind and let it relate to the things you wish to overcome.

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6 physics lessons, 1 philosophical lesson

Revisado: 10-30-20

This audiobook is easier to understand if you have some basic concepts of physics and astronomy, but it shouldn't leave one lost if they don't. The first six lessons are indeed physics with a final philosophy of Ourselves. Although the last lesson is more philosophy, it is well blended with physics and closes the book together nicely. Had it not been for this final outlook, by Chapter 6, I was decided to give it a 4-star rating. However, it came together so well in the end that the fifth star was well deserved.

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Excellent narration! Read along in Kindle.

Revisado: 10-28-20

Interesting that the language written in this book is so relevant today. Besides the old ether theory, it's amazing that almost 100 years later, the theory of general and special relativity holds so true even now. Had Einstein never discovered this, our calculations would still remain slightly miscalculated by the Newtonian Laws of gravity. Although they still serve an important purpose, they never could explain the orbit of Mercury, discover black holes, account for satellites time dilation correction, etc.

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More about conversations than just Awkward Silence

Revisado: 10-28-20

This book is surprisingly filled with tremendous and practical methods of communicating with others. It's not about just Awkward Silence. I digitally highlighted this book so often that I found myself defining a category for each color—Yellow for necessary, Blue for lists, Red for warnings, and Orange for extremely important.
The audio file is also narrated by an excellent reader who expresses all the examples and points exactly how they were intended by the author. This is a book that I will refer back to many times. It's worth owning, not borrowing.

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Give me liberty or give me, the book?

Revisado: 10-28-20

Don't just listen to this one; read it as well over at Kindle. Look at the popular highlights because there are more takeaways than his single famous quote. At the time of this review, the ebook is free.

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An interview about his book

Revisado: 10-28-20

A brief interview about "Seven brief lessons on physics."
It's interesting to hear his insights on his latest book so take a few minutes to listen to this before starting the actual book.

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