How to Actually APPLY What You Read

In today's video, we delve into the art of applying knowledge from books to real life. Discover strategies for choosing the right reads, active engagement with texts, and taking actionable notes that resonate with your personal growth and goals. If you're a book lover seeking to transform reading from passive consumption to active life enhancement, this video is for you! #personaldevelopment #reading #selfimprovement

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00:00 Intro
00:42 Finding The "Right" Book
02:03 "Active" Reading
03:23 Taking Notes
05:17 Rereading

[anandhuusuresh]

I was in need of this video, man, thank you ❤

[lifelonglearning]

I have had this question of "what to read" for a long time and your video has answered it for me. Great content!

[LifeTime]

thank you, your infomation in this videos is really good<3

[ericO]

Being new to non fiction books, it surprised me that most people don’t talk about rereading.
From an outsider, I find rereading so logical, as you grow from each reading, specially the chapters you need the most. I’ve listened to chapter 8 of The Laws of Human Nature many times in my way to college as it’s the thing that impacted me the most and I want to get the most from it.
I loved the video and I would like to see you go deeper on these types con concepts. Insta sub.

[savithrnarayanata]

Wow nice quality and gooood content bro good luck 👍

[Elangg]

I feel like short video is like you adding taste and ingrident powder into chicken, and reading book is like slowly cooking the chicken with the ingredients. it helps the ingredients to get absorb into the chicken really well, it might takes time but the taste will not easily washed away.

[basebard]

Loved the video, and loved the little cut scenes :) one sub closer to 1000 :P

[diljotsran]

You deserve more subscribers

I am 14 started reading “think and grow rich”
Any tips to read more how to apply to my life

[soggybawsmoto]

What are these "books" you talk of 😂

Jeez, embarrassed to say its been a long time since I read a book. Once upon a time I'd consult a book, mostly as a technical reference, and occasionally fiction for entertainment, but I'm so time poor these days that it's online reference, film and video for me now.

Been passively consuming thousands of hours of YouTube education, ill have channel reviews or tutorials on whilst I am doing something else, and pick up on whatever is relevant to my needs at that time, and can see direct results from incremental changes applied.