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by cardladysandy
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Multi-Tasking with Audiobooks
Jogging, driving, marking time waiting for someone or riding in a taxi or subway have all become opportunities to multi-task with audiobooks. Audiobooks can give you time to learn a new language, enhance a skill or improve your mental and spiritual outlook on life. Get yours at http://www.audiobookswarehouse.net
Listening to audiobooks on an iPod while on the go or playing them on your stereo system when relaxing in the comfort of your home is a way to increase your knowledge of almost any subject while you take care of the task at hand.
Never in history has there been a time when it's so easy to learn and absorb information while performing other tasks. Small devices such as iPods have made toting information in your pocket or purse easy beyond belief.
In a day when multi-tasking is almost essential for us to accomplish everything on our agenda, audiobooks can simplify your life while conveying enormous measures of enjoyment and learning.
There are times when multi-tasking isn't the best method to get things done correctly or on a timely basis. For example, if you need to concentrate on a complex work matter, it may serve you best to switch off the audiobook for awhile so that all your efforts can focus on the undertaking.
But mundane chores such as cleaning the house or performing your daily workout can become greatly enhanced by letting your brain perform while your body works. The everyday jobs seem to go by faster and you're really proud of yourself for learning something new.
In fact, most people find that listening to an audiobook while performing a boring or unexciting task reduces stress and increases the quality of their work efforts. The theory is that different parts of the brain are performing the tasks separately - each never interfering with the other.
Multi-tasking isn't a revolutionary way to get things done, but using audiobooks to enhance the final goal is an innovative method that people are discovering to be to their advantage.
Audiobooks are a definite boon to those of us who are too busy to sit down and read a book. You can listen to a book with your eyes closed or while working on something else - a venture that wasn't possible until the advent of audiobooks.
From my gateway page at http://www.audiobookswarehouse.net, you can find more selections by scrolling down to where it says "For even more great audiobooks, go to HearToRead"
Happy Reading!
Sandy Morgan
sram@audiobookswarehouse.net
Jun 23rd 2007 12:34
Multi-Tasking with Audiobooks
Jogging, driving, marking time waiting for someone or riding in a taxi or subway have all become opportunities to multi-task with audiobooks. Audiobooks can give you time to learn a new language, enhance a skill or improve your mental and spiritual outlook on life. Get yours at http://www.audiobookswarehouse.net
Listening to audiobooks on an iPod while on the go or playing them on your stereo system when relaxing in the comfort of your home is a way to increase your knowledge of almost any subject while you take care of the task at hand.
Never in history has there been a time when it's so easy to learn and absorb information while performing other tasks. Small devices such as iPods have made toting information in your pocket or purse easy beyond belief.
In a day when multi-tasking is almost essential for us to accomplish everything on our agenda, audiobooks can simplify your life while conveying enormous measures of enjoyment and learning.
There are times when multi-tasking isn't the best method to get things done correctly or on a timely basis. For example, if you need to concentrate on a complex work matter, it may serve you best to switch off the audiobook for awhile so that all your efforts can focus on the undertaking.
But mundane chores such as cleaning the house or performing your daily workout can become greatly enhanced by letting your brain perform while your body works. The everyday jobs seem to go by faster and you're really proud of yourself for learning something new.
In fact, most people find that listening to an audiobook while performing a boring or unexciting task reduces stress and increases the quality of their work efforts. The theory is that different parts of the brain are performing the tasks separately - each never interfering with the other.
Multi-tasking isn't a revolutionary way to get things done, but using audiobooks to enhance the final goal is an innovative method that people are discovering to be to their advantage.
Audiobooks are a definite boon to those of us who are too busy to sit down and read a book. You can listen to a book with your eyes closed or while working on something else - a venture that wasn't possible until the advent of audiobooks.
From my gateway page at http://www.audiobookswarehouse.net, you can find more selections by scrolling down to where it says "For even more great audiobooks, go to HearToRead"
Happy Reading!
Sandy Morgan
sram@audiobookswarehouse.net
Jun 23rd 2007 12:34
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