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Posted on May 8, 2019 by Jeyran Main
I have been asked numerous amount of times regarding my reading habits and how I get to read so many books and still manage to juggle everything else in my life.
Reading induces creativity and helps you mature your conception regarding complex problems. You grow intellectually, and at the same time, it comforts you in so many ways, which you may have never experienced.
Studies have shown that every year the average number of books being read in the United States decreases. This I believe is due to the hectic lifestyles we are modernizing into. Making time for such a rewarding thing, in my opinion, is crucial for your mental stability, growth, and mood. Hence, I am going to share my secrets on how I read so many books a year with you, for it is just as beneficial as exercising every day.
Secret Number One: Set a goal when you start
Before you start reading a book, pick how many pages you wish to indulge in before setting it aside. For instance, promise yourself that no matter what, you will read 50 pages before you get up to do anything else.
You can increase the number of pages, as you become a more regular reader.
Secret Number Two: Practice Speed Reading
This is a technique that is taught and is very effective. Speed-reading is especially beneficial if you are in university and you have piles of books (over 300 pages) you need to read in a short amount of time.
These techniques include things like reading in-group words instead of word by word or forcing your eyes to move faster by using a ruler or pen across the page.
Secret Number Three: Read before you sleep
Reading before you sleep relaxes you and tires your eyes in assisting you to sleep better. It allows you to put everything you have done aside during the day and just sweep you away into the world of which your book takes you into.
Next time you feel that you have no time to read, think again. You have more time than you think.
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Secret #4: Use Audio. I listen to books on a library site and subscribe to Audible.com. I listen while I drive or do tasks that don’t require my full attention (chores, painting the porch, gardening, etc.)…just don’t try to listen to a book while other people are talking to you…they catch on eventually. 😉
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Reading should be treated like meals, as the blogger has spoken. Don’t we find time to eat?
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Forcing my eyes to move faster by using pen across page helps me a lot! This is truly effective method.
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Thank you for the tips! The pages one sounds like one to definitely try! Been finding reading while waiting – in queues, on public transport etc – also helpful.
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That was short and insightful! I know I have to read but there are so many things bidding for my time. Great!
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I need this excellent advice!
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Every night I read before sleeping, if the book is really good I will have a “book hangover” in the morning. Must Read!
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Nice secret
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Those are very good suggestions. As a person who likes to read, I will make the time and let other things go. (There might be a little dust around my house if you look hard!) 😎😎
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🙂 Like anything else, we have to make the time to read and not put it off.
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Yes! Just like everything else 🙂
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