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Ready for Anything Audio

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I am stuck on whether to order the abridged or the unabridged version of Ready for Anything. I don't have much time to read so don't want to miss relevant hints etc. But I benefit most from concise and elegant presentations. So I am wondering what was left out of the abridged version. Any input would be appreciated.
 
I only have the abridged 3-CD set, so I don't know what is missing. But I haven't noticed anything, and I have listened to it many times. Even the quotes are there.
 
Not much. The key points are hit in the abridged verison. You'll get a lot out of it.
 
The abridged version has about 85-90% of the text. The book itself can be read in one day -- it's not a large book. However, I recommend reading a chapter a day and ponder whether or not you can apply it to your own experience.
 
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