There is a time of the day, every day, that I look forward to more than any other.
  Actually, that isn't quite true but almost...
  That time isn't quite what you think either.
  It's time spent driving to and from work.
Most people listen to the radio or passively listen to the radio.
  They daydream about the life they want to have or what they would be doing if they weren't going to work.
  Me?  I listen to a great business audio book.
I love this past-time so much that I'm building this new site to it.
  Is that dedication or what? Tony Robbins calls this 'net time.
'  Or the time you spend doing something mindless that you could be spending doing something more worthwhile.
  Personally, I can't think of a better use of time than spending it with some brilliant business minds like Napolean Hill, Tim Ferriss and Dave Lakhami? Now, finding a good audio book can be a pain sometimes.
  In fact, it took me a long time to download a good copy.
  For some reason, the ones I found on blogs and torrent sites were either poorly recorded or only snippets of the book itself.
  Or they had ads embedded in them all over the place! So I started looking for them on Amazon.
  Amazon always has a good selection of everything, but their audiobooks were seriously more expensive than two paperback books! And then I stumbled upon Audible.
  Originally, I heard about them through a friend who loves reading as much as I do.
  But I never did anything with the recommendation until I heard a podcaster mention it on his weekly show.
Basically, what Audible does is give you a membership where you accrue credits every month.
  With those credits, you exchange them for books!  It can be any book in their library, whether it's a business audio book or some other genre, but if it's there you get discounted pricing because you're a member.
Then, you can either burn it to a CD, save it to your cell phone or your iPod and listen to it whenever you like! It isn't like renting a book at the library.
  Once you download it, it's yours forever.
  The audio file never expires or goes bad.
  In fact, there are a few books (Like 'Think And Grow Rich') that I probably listen to once a quarter...
One of the things I want to do with this site is share good business audiobooks with you so you don't have to guess on what's good and what's not.
  I've been a Audible member for over 2 years and have listened to probably 40 or so books through their service - all of them being rock solid copies.
  And most of them business oriented.
  Occasionally, I'll get into a science fiction thriller or a self help book...
So anyway, if you're looking for a good business audio book, check out Audible.
  They are definitely highly recommended in my book.