Audibooks - Non Fiction & how i discovered an app with free books

Over the years, I have tried my best to keep up with all the reading I could. And in doing so, I've read quite a many books, it gives me immense happiness to have nourished my soul and brain, with a large volume of novels. Last year I discovered a phone application for reading, named Blinklist. And I think its simply amazing, because you get to listen to one NON - FICTION audiobook for FREE! This encouraged me to get hold of a lot of non-fiction literature into my head. And its simply amazing.

Blinklist Books I've listened to;

Loserthink : How untrained Brains are running America
The 3 minute rule - Brant Pinvidic
The man who solved the market : Gregory Zuckerman
Moon: P,P,Future - Ben Moore
Wheat Bully - William Davis
We are All Weird - Seth Godin
The call of the wild & free - Ainsley Arment
small creatures such as we - Sasha Sagan
The power of nunchi - Eury Hong
Its all in your head - Russ
Finding Chika - Mitch Albom
Unleashing the ideavirus - seth godin
Do breathe - Michael Williams
Impeachment - Jeffrey Engel
Do Design - Alan Moore
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry - John Mark Comer
Money - Rob Moore
Go like Hell : Ford, Ferrari,, and their battle for speed - A.J.Baime
Amazon : How the World's Most relentless retailer will continue - Natalie Berg
Chasing Slow - Erin Loechner

Make sure you make good use of this app. Download @blinklist

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