Always have at least three books with you
A major barrier to reading more books into having interesting reading material available.
A simple strategy is to have three books with you.
- An audiobook is great for commuting, exercising or waiting in line.
- A digital book can ensure you have something to read at all times.
- A hardcover book gives you the joy of paper at your fingertips when you get a moment to sit down.
If reading feels unpleasant, you're possibly reading the wrong books.
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