Chances are if you have a job (especially one youre trying to get out of) you spend a bit of your time in your vehicle driving to and from work. In my case, I drive a Ford Excursion -- yes an extremely big SUV and yes I am responsible for all the worlds problems because I drive a big vehicle. But I digress. I drive about 2 hours a day, and that works out to over 520 hours a year. That is a lot of time; I think it brakes down to 65 days of work if you work 8 hours a day! Wow, could you learn anything at work in over 2 months if you wanted to?

For my preferences, I break it down into 2 types of listening while driving: Learning and Entertainment. Luckily I have both CD and tape options in my car stereo and that doubles the amount of information and media sources available to me. Learning: I have tried the whole range from motivational tapes to actual step by step learning; the options are tremendous from learning Spanish, to Internet Marketing SEO and Traffic building courses, to starting a business or getting ready for a new or better career. Entertainment: I bounce back and forth between subjects I really love and then others I know nothing about, like a book I have never heard of before. My newest book on tape, Ship of Gold in the Deep Blue Sea, just got here today. I have the paper version of the book but never seem to have the time to read it, so I got the tape and will start it on my next trip to work. Getting the info: Probably everyone you know has at least 1 book on tape they would lend you.

My favorite way to get fresh info is eBay (yes I am an addict) and for a few bucks you can get a lot of audio books or training tapes and cds and you also have the option to resell them after you are done with them or keep them and add them to your library. So get out there, pick a subject or just go with the authors you like... but do something in the car other then just sit there, learn something!