Set aside specific times every day to read your assigned book for the week/month and any other articles you may have bookmarked.
Ready for at least 30-40 minutes a day is a great start and would help you develop a concrete reading habit as you’ll always look forward to having your ‘me time’ that supports your reading goals.
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