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Lockie Faulkner Audiobooks

Better Thinking, Better Living: personal development kept short and direct

1 audiobook reviewed

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Personal Development

Who is Lockie Faulkner?

Titles built on repetition make a promise about structure. Better thinking, better living: cause on one side, consequence on the other, the entire argument compressed into a phrase that would fit on a postcard. It is the oldest proposition in self-improvement writing and it survives because, handled well, it happens to be true.

Lockie Faulkner arrives on our personal development shelf with a recording of just under three and a half hours. Brevity of that order carries consequences. There is no space for padding, no room for the case studies that inflate so much writing in this field, and a listener gets the argument at close to its natural length rather than stretched to meet a publisher’s expectations.

Lockie Faulkner in audiobooks

B Fike narrates, in a running time short enough to be finished across an afternoon or spread over a few walks. Material of this length rewards a second pass, and a second pass is realistic here in a way it rarely is with a twelve hour treatment of the same ideas.

No listener verdicts have gathered around it yet, so there is no consensus to lean on, only the proposition itself and the modest amount of time it asks of you. If you prefer your self-improvement stated plainly and quickly, that is not a bad trade at all. Take a look at what is on the shelf below.