How To Start Reading More (7 Tips)!

Easy and practical tips to help you read more books! These are applicable for all levels/intensity of reading - read 100 books a year or 5!

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:08 Schedule it in
03:53 Read on your electronic devices
05:00 Listen to Audiobooks
06:19 DNF often
08:10 Buddy read
10:30 Explore different genres
11:56 Reading shouldn't feel forced, enjoy it!
12:42 Thanks for watching!

[CasuallyMatthew]

I love your cozy set up in the background! thank you so much for sharing and I definitely am looking at reading more :) sipping some coffee as I watch!! thank you for your video!!

[MsBea]

Totally agree with these tips. I am retired so all my time is mine. I read 2 hours in the morning. I have a ‘tea time” at 2 pm every day and read for another 2 hours and another hour b4 bed. I’m with you that audio books is reading!! So far I have read 70 books this year. I’m a new subscriber and love all your recommendations !!!

[pjsandpages]

I swapped watching TV on my own for reading! I still watch it with my husband as that is a shared activity we do together but I’ve hugely minimized how much TV I watch

[LibrariesandLattes]

I love this, you have so many great tips!!! I definitely utilize audiobooks whenever I can and love being in book clubs and am getting better about DNF’ing! I think actually starting my YouTube channel has been a good motivator too but that’s a bit more of a commitment for most people, haha. No other tips, great job 😉👏

[Sullsworld]

lmao I also don't like cooking but love the idea of listening to an audiobook while I do it! and yess reading with friends!! being able to buddy read with you has been so fun!!

[itsmimiduong]

Reading has stopped me from DOOM SCROLLING 🥹 Honestly, swapping out my scrolling with reading has helped me so much with focusing too. I find that I don't get distracted so much nowadays at ~7+ months in. Nowadays, I just bring my kindle around to read when I'm out and about. I also think another tip that took me a hot minute to realize that... don't read books you don't enjoy. Like why did I spend so much time trying to read "productive" and "self help book" 💀Like it's OK to read ANY book as an adult. I don't know why I felt like I could only read books that are "helpful" initially... and I could never keep reading. And now, I realize, reading productive/self help book was a negative to my reading habits ✨