I spent more than two hours on the road every day. Even in the Bay Area, it's still a long commute. What can you do? I'm just making a living. I do, however, find the commute time is perfect to listen to books. Over the years, I listened to numerous audio books.
I enjoy many non-fiction books that I borrowed from the library. My favorites: To be a Slave, The history of Everything, Rome Lives. I listened to some books multiple times. I hate Jack Walsh’s Winning. The content of the book is good, but the presentation is horrible. He should just hire a good actor to read for him.
I also listen to many motivational speakers: Tony Robbins, Stephen Covery, etc. These books make my commute tolerable.
Friday, March 14, 2008
On the Road
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My favorites are U. C. Berkeley Podcast lectures, and popular songs in English and Chinese. Victor becomes familar with several Chinese songs and asks me about the lyrics. I explain to him what they mean, and a part of me feel like having a conversation with a young man who wants to know about the world, its people, emotions, dreams and responsibilities--life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans, isn't it?
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