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Why We Read
Whatever problem you’re struggling with is probably addressed in some book somewhere written by someone a lot smarter than you.
This is all written down, often in the first person. Read it.
A look at any random sampling of successful people finds a common trait: a love of books and an education that was primarily self-driven.
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How to Read Lots of Books
- The key to reading lots of book begins with no longer thinking of it as some extra activity that you do.
- Don’t borrow books, build your library instead and take pride in that.
- Don’t just passively read. Make reading an active process. Make notes and comments to yourself as y...
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This Simple Note-Taking Method Will Help You Read More (and remember what you’ve read)
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I am the developer of my life; I build its foundation and choose its contents.
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Reframing excuses we make for not reading:
- Time: Stop thinking of it as some activity that you do when you feel like it. It should be a reflex, a default.
- Money: Reading is not a luxury. It’s a necessity.
- Purpose: Whatever problem you’re struggling with, is probably addressed in some book somewhere by someone a lot sm...
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