Was recently out at breakfast with several other women friends, fully 3 of us admitted to listening to audiobooks while putting on make-up.
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I'm still reflecting on my startlement at this collective admission. However I stand by the practice — it's just too boring an activity.
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some friends listen non stop to audio books. I am a little jealous, but just can't get into the habit
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I think it's tricky, it took a long time for it to stick, for me. What do you think makes it not great?
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Finding the right time and the right book to listen to. I clearly have a Getting Started Anxiety Syndrome of sorts.
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oh I see. that's interesting! I rarely "listen to an audiobook" as a dedicated activity. It's a walking/commuting pastime
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I listen to audiobooks at every opportunity. Don't wear much makeup though.
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I've come to appreciate it as an opportunity to make progress in some books
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I just don't put on make up. I do however love audio books.
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sounds good too!
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I used to wear makeup. These days it's just too much faff. Also expensive...
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-- it's an awesome practice. I usually listen to music. (I still prefer reading to listening).
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2x audio + The Economist audio edition + http://amzn.to/2aRItpx = closest I’ve found to direct brain input
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ditto - my habit grew from podcasts -> audiobooks. Teeth + laundry + dishes. Silence now seems like a wasted opportunity.
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ha, i absolutely do this. alexabooks while brushing teeth, washing face, all of that stuff too.
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