- Create a simple two-column grid.
- On one side, write the fact, thought, or quote you are impressed by.
- On the other side, write your own personal reaction and thought.
That's it! This way, when you revisit your reading notes later on, you'll be able to put yourself back into the same frame of mind you were in when you originally read.
Reading is one of the great joys of life. And while it is an incredible way to unwind from the busyness of our day-to-day lives, reading with intention allows us to increase our skills and learn from the lives of others.
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