Make Reading Accessible
You always have access to your phone (nowadays) and as a result – to socials. Therefore, we need to make it easy to read a book. There is a simple process of how to access a new book:
- Choose a book (from the list) or topic you want to learn about.
- Decide which format you want to read (printed book, e-book, or audio version).
- Check the availability of the book in a store or library. As an alternative, you can also ask your friends if they have one.
- Get the book and put it in a visible and accessible place: on your desk, by your bed, etc. If it’s an audiobook – create a bookmark on your home page.
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How to fit in more reading
We often struggle to find time to read. That's why we need to start small.
- Read five pages of a book that interests you every day. When you are comfortable with five pages, try ten, then twenty.
- The book should interest you. Reading a book of your choice makes the ...
Take notes while you read
- If you read a printed book, highlight important quotes, ideas, or questions. Write the page number on the first blank page.
- If you're reading a Kindle book, use Kindle's "notes" and "highlights" to collect important takeaways.
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Make a list
Keep a running list of all the great books you want to read and add to it whenever you hear about a good book. You can keep this in your journal, in a pocket notebook, on your personal home page.
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