Listening is an essential skill that transcends mere hearing. It involves actively engaging with audio content, understanding it, and absorbing the information being conveyed. In today’s fast-paced world, audiobooks have become an increasingly popular medium for learning and entertainment. They allow individuals to consume literature and educational material while multitasking, whether during commutes, workouts, or household chores. The rise in audiobook popularity has also led to a diverse array of genres, formats, and platforms. However, with this increased accessibility comes the challenge of effectively processing information at varying speeds. Different narrators have unique pacing styles, and personal preferences for listening speeds can vary widely. This can create a dilemma: how…