Seven Ways To Read More
- Read first thing in the morning: Avoid social media and pick a good book.
- Read without haste or hurry, maybe just a page a day.
- Have a book with you always, and read while to commute or eat.
- Read while you relax to nourish your brain.
- Find a repository of ideas, quotes, anecdotes or observations, or make one.
- Read great books from the masters again and again: They change shape and colour, impacting your mind in different ways as you grow.
- Understand that you have ample time to read. If you don’t have time, you need to read why.
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