D. Wiley

The Truth can not be suppressed

Revisado: 12-08-23

Hearing the Truth about the uprising of January 6th and the painstaking review of evidence and facts should be required reading for every public official. They must uphold their oath of office, else be removed and investigated.

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allowing the author to read the story

Revisado: 11-27-23

The peril of authors reading their work, is well illustrated here. As is the stilted dialog. I am only still listening beyond chapter one because I do have interest of the story of women in public radio and TV.

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Truth or consequences

Revisado: 10-08-21

This book brings up interesting ideas about society, but it's message is not up to date and in fact is wrong as we see climate problems today. The author also seems to have unique perspectives on known political characters that seem at odds to facts, which my point of view show to be faulty and laughable.

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Not really as advertised

Revisado: 12-01-20

I bought this thinking it was about the first story, it would have been interesting enough. But when that story line dropped out for others. I found decidedly less entertaining and wished I could return it.

There was nothing I can fault in the performance, I just didn't like the jumping of short unconnected stories .

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Authors tell stories, Performers present them

Revisado: 07-19-19

I broke a rule I have about audio books to get this story.
I almost never like to listen to the author telling their story. Why? It's not because they don't know the story, it's usually because they do a pretty lousy "reading" of the book. As in, pauses and inflections that aren't well planned or even sound like a surprise even to them. So I prefer to have an actual performer/actor presenting the story. This is the case here. I Listened to the Sample! I took a chance and I'm finding at chapter 3 it's tedious to listen to.
So be careful out there.

To Sarah Rose, you can get better if you practice your presentation. Or hire a production crew because a good story deserves the best audio version you can give. And you are in good company, I've been "fooled" by a few other notable authors reading their own work.

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#NoFinishLine

Revisado: 02-10-19

WOW, I am just inspired to get after my own goals, take no excuses, learn from hardship and failure.
This slash podcast was great, loved hearing the challenges and will look them up again.
I especially like the AARs, and will incorporate them into my process planning.

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America's true epidemic is a lack of SLEEP

Revisado: 10-07-18

Once you know what your body does during sleep, you will have a glimpse of the damage you self infect when you cheat your sleep.
One night of missed sleep has the same mental impairment as being legally drunk. And if you have a micro sleep while driving NO ONE IS DRIVING THE CAR. More deaths occur because of dozy driving than drink or drug impaired driving, and at All Hours of the day.
Learning is impaired.
Health is impaired, lack of sleep kills.
You need to dream to repair rhe body and store memories.
Sleep loss is preventable make it you health priority.

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its not about reaching, but being reachable

Revisado: 01-13-18

I had spontaneous tears at every session (audio book read by Fr G).
If you let yourself be touched by the heartbreak and the joy evident in the Homeboy movement, you become part of the Original Program so needed in our world today, and you wonder who can be outside the circle of need?
You are the other me,
I am the other you

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