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I greatly enjoyed this book and would recommend it to a loved one and/or pet. Please breed quantum cats.

This guy is a pathetic loser that blames his situation on everyone else. He loves trying to sound smart. No real sailor talks like that.

The content is great but the narrator is seriously annoying as hell. why couldn’t they get someone who knows how to actually pronounce the words in the book to read it?

struggled to finish. disappointed to say the least. waste of a credit, honestly. wish I would have picked something else

This deep and insightful masterpiece has truly opened my mind to the teachings of the Buddha. With incredible detail, Thich Nhat Hanh’s book allows every reader to deeply understand themselves and the world around them. This book is definitely worth a listen, and might transform your life!

interesting and compelling story. very well written with good chronological reference of events. narrator slaughters pronunciation of names and places. also appears to have been frequentlt edited resulting in very short gaps between sentences and sometimes hard to follow.

Great story telling. Could visualize what was being told without having ever having been to some of the places

I really enjoyed the behind the scenes stories of several startups that became tech giants. I’m an engineer with a passion for making, so I found the book inspiration and entertaining. Probably not for everyone, but I enjoyed it.

As a new runner in my 50’s Meb has given me hope and motivation!

This book provided a decent story about the history of one of America’s top running coaches, but it doesn’t provide much information for someone looking to gain information on training. The author keeps repeating the phrase “running on the edge”, which is just the author’s way of saying that the runners were doing tempo runs…

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