Garhett Langer

Bored to tears

Revisado: 09-12-24

Maybe I’m missing something, but this book seems to just drag on and on repeating the same thing in different ways. I’m not a tech or “knowledge” worker, but I do own a business. I found very little of this information new and couldn’t bring myself to finish the book.

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Good book, but not as good as Children of Time or the sequel.

Revisado: 08-28-24

It took a long time before I started enjoying the book. It’s very difficult to follow, jumping around the timeline. But I enjoyed the thought provoking concept that finally emerged.

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Great Book!

Revisado: 08-21-24

Excellent story and audio quality! Highly recommended. Would listen to again. Enjoyed the character development and sound production.

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I had no idea what into the making of this iconic film!

Revisado: 08-17-24

Beautifully produced. I haven’t seen this film in a long time, but this audiobook brought back a lot of fond memories. If you enjoyed the movie, you’ll love this!

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Poor cited research

Revisado: 07-13-24

This author clearly suffers from confirmation bias. One of the studies he cites about DNA untwisting is widely criticized. He of course leaves this fact out. This is a shame as there is a lot of scientific support for the benefits of mediation, just not the ones he claims…

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Agree with other review, repetitive, generic advice.

Revisado: 07-16-23

This is just an endless stream of generic advice. No specific examples in history, no psychological research, nothing.

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Wonderful podcast. Learned so much in just the first few episodes!

Revisado: 04-27-23

Wonderful podcast. Learned so much in just the first few episodes! Highly recommend it to anyone!

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Just another huckster trying to get your money!

Revisado: 03-25-23

Like the other negative reviews said

-Horrible narration.
-Generic Advice
-CLEARLY wants you to get his app so he can sell you stuff
-Thinks VERY highly of himself

Don’t waste your time.

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Fantastic new angle on the birth of aviation.

Revisado: 08-05-22

First- I read David McCullough’s “Wright Brothers” in which David put the Wright’s on an impossibly high pedestal. I wanted to believe this view, but something told me there was more to the story, as there usually is.

Birdmen was the other side of this coin. Although throughout the book I felt the author simply took the opposing view, in the end I feel he did an excellent job of giving a “lay of the land”. The Wright’s were very, very human.

As a pilot I can’t recommend this book enough. The narration is simply put… Horrible! BUT if you really want to know what the first decade of flight looked like, this book is an excellent start. I do also recommend “Wright Brothers” but listen with your eyes wide open!

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If you like Barker’s first book you be even happier with this one!

Revisado: 05-18-22

Phenomenal book. Eric takes through his unique scientific and witty explanation of what makes people tick and how form better relationships. He even self admittedly breaks from some of the science and admits that some facts defy logic.

He wraps the book up beautifully at the end as well, but I’m not going to spoil that!

Buy this book yesterday!

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