Marginal Adjustments
So, you decide you read 50 books in a year. this is the goal for you. Where do you start now? You do not need to sit on your study table and aim Today i will read 3 book. YA..ME...HA...ME...HAAAAAAA. It is not about reading a book , not a chapter, not a page, not a para, not a sentence, just a word. It is when you are sitting on your couch, reading feed on facebook, you decide to read a word. You read 1 word, you will read two, three, 1 sentence, a para, a book, 10 books, 20, 50 books.
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