Apply What You Read to Your Own Life
The final tip provided by Marks-Beale is that you should be applying the information you gain from reading. The best way to do this is to write down actions you need to take after finishing reading the book. For example, after reading this summary, you might draw margins half an inch on either side of the margins on a book you want to read. Ideally, these actions should be directly related to accomplishing one of the goals you had in the purpose-setting step.
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