The blank sheet
It's a strategy for remembering what you read and linking it to things you already know.
- Create a mindmap with your ideas about the subject before you read the book.
- Add new ideas to the mindmap after each reading session.
- Check the mindmap before each session.
- Periodically review the mindmap after you finish the book.
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