What books are you reading?

I started practicing at a different hospital in January that now requires a 25 minute commute. Since then I have started listening to audiobooks. It’s no substitute for actually reading but it has allowed me to get into more books. That’s a win! I still read all the time but having the ability to get into another book or subject while I’m driving is fantastic. I’m not really into podcasts so for me it has been great use of my time and super enjoyable.
Nobody cares go for it.


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Breath by James Nestor. This one didn’t do much for me.


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Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

 

I have that one on repeat. Must read.


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Gnar Country by Steven Kotler.

I have also read the art of Impossible and the rise of Superman. He has written about peak performance and flow. This book was interesting as it focused on athletes that are past their prime. Pretty good read especially for people who use their age as excuse not to do awesome stuff.


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Those both sound right up my alley, put on my list to read, thanks!

 

I went with the audiobook for this one. I didn’t even make it to the start of the work week. Enjoyed it, thanks again.


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Poor by Katriona O Sullivan. It was OK.


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Turn the Ship Around!
L. David Marquet

Leadership book by category which isn't a negative however it's a tying read for a guy looking to learn something.

 

I thought about buying an old copy of the book The Joy of Sex, it was from the 70's. My wife sometimes reads in bed I will wip out that book and read while she does. Been a while since I messed with her. changing the clocks on the oven and the microwave is getting old, as is letting all the air out of her side of the bed, so she thinks there is a leak on her side of the bed, she says we need a new bed and I quit for a few days.

 

Chapter 1.
Start by enjoying sex with another instead solo

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Listened to Alex Kershaws “The first wave”. Great book about D-Day.


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Any of John Eberharts books..
**casually waiting to get kicked out of the thread**

I even wear my scent lok while I read them in my scent free van of death

 

This made me laugh. Where abouts in misery (Missouri) are you at?

 

Currently reading Life of Pi while on vacation. Halfway through, it is one of the more original and interesting fictional stories I have read recently.

 

Down in the bootheel where we count slick heads as P&Y. Do most of my hunting in Cape Girardeau, Pemiscott & New Madrid county

 

Been through there many a time. Used to have in law type family in Festus.

 

was in a (virtual) happy hour type work meeting yesterday the topic of books got brought up, so I looked at my bookshelf and noticed I actually still have some I haven't started yet.
The Potter's Promise, a biblical defense of traditional soteriology by Leighton Flowers
and I haven't finished A Reasonable Response by William Lane Craig. This book is in pretty rough shape after getting flown around the county and getting shoved in and out of a backpack several times.

I like Leighton Flowers, the last book of his I read was a little repetitive but was really good. - God's Provision for All , a defense of God's goodness

 

I don’t have much fiction under my belt but that was a good one for sure.

I’m in a rut and can’t seem to find anything interesting. I go back to work on Monday so I need to at least find an audio book for the drive.


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American Buffalo is supposed to be pretty good. It's in the queue for me.