How I read 100 books a year- 5 tips for reading more

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[Christian-vebs]

People who read books are the most interesting people and are the best type of people to become friends with.

[yuki._loves]

Go ahead and watch the whole vid.
If you want to read more 9 min isn't much:)

Tip#1 : Swap reading with an old habit
Tip#2 : Listen to audiobook (con: it can become passive)
Tip#3 : Go ahead! Try different genres! Add some spice to it!
Tip#4 : Read multiple books to keep boredom away
Tip#5 : It's okay not to finish a book
Tip#6 : Read whatever you like (even if it's short)

Thx Ruri!! Th oses tips really are useful

[satnamatri]

Believe me book are the best friends of a person. Once you are into reading, you can escape any anxiety amd any kind of stress. And writing after you read is like cherry on the cake, even writing down your daily goals, your day today life, and even your worries makes you feel lighter.
As I say, " put all your worries on paper and then you'll be as light as an ink on paper."
Thanks Ruri.

[MattJerkhole]

Not that it's super secret knowledge, but the advice of "don't finish every book" is legit probably one of the most important things passionate readers gotta hear at some point.

[bamnanaart]

Ruri, your channel has improved so much recently! You deserve all the growth you are getting!

[shaylamariah]

Thank you so much for this video! While I will not be reading more than one book at a time because my ADHD brain would lose interest in every book I'm reading, I'm influenced to read more audio books to reach my future reading goals. You've earned a new subscriber!

[mackeyboy]

One thing that's worked for me this year is reading a minimum number of pages per day and setting the bar low. This is particularly effective with language textbooks. I read two pages of a Japanese grammar book and ten words from a vocabulary book per day. I'm almost finished with the vocabulary textbook and am halfway with the grammar book. I don't think I could have done this if it weren't for this routine

[tdd]

The expense . . .

In the US we have a fabulous library system. Folks, just borrow from the library and only purchase the ones you treasure. I've been doing this for years. It really makes all the difference in the world and keeps you from accumulating "stuff." After years of this, I own hundreds of books ... but only a fraction of what I have read.

Also, if you own an ebook reader, most plug into your library rather easily. Kobo e-readers in particular make it nearly seamless.

[Musicienne-DAB]

I am pleased to see that you read books in other languages (besides Japanese), and perhaps this too could be a tip for reading more books. Ever since I learned French, I have been able to access a whole new world of books, many of which simply aren't available in my native language, English.

[love-bor]

“You can get your money back but not time.” This is a good advise not just in reading books but also in life.

[AlissonSouza-swei]

I think this time this is the best YouTube channel for myself I learn too much with you and I just want to say thank you .

[Mentealmicro]

ruri was my first mentor of my self growth journey. i started in 2021 watching her videos. she had 100ksubs and i was learning english language to be fluently. in that time i wished to opened a youtube channel like her. today i have it. i'm fluently in english as my second native language. she's in rome. i'm italian, based in naples. maybe one day i will say her thank you face to face. but my self growth trip is not finished yet. i needa success on youtube now. just keep going!!!

[louis-freddieceaser]

Reading is not just enough". Take the action! Put your newfound knowledge to use. I read for a long time but Action made my life change in no time ( generally and mostly financially) That's my two cents on this

[danimendez]

Thanks for sharing your ideas! I'm ready to read a lot of books this year 🎉

[circlesquare]

Thank you ruri! I also like to read. People who give books, book recommendations, and reading tips are to me good people.

[pavelkiselev]

Started to listen audiobooks 3 month ago. Would be really interesting to learn some tips about listening not passively. Thank you, Ruri!

[sarakozowska]

i love those tips!! especially tip 3, I never thought about it, I'm gonna give it a try, thank u! 💓
my goal for this year is 15 books, last year I started reading again after idk maybe 3 years, 15 is not that many, but better than 0!!!

[Seeitsayitliveit]

This is first video I've ever seen from you, and it was fantastic! You're exactly the kind of person I like to watch. The reason why I clicked on this video is because I've recently noticed that I haven't been doing as much reading as I have in the past 2 years. I've only read about 5-6 books in 5 months. Your tips were super nice and helpful. Most were stuff I did in the past, but I've sinced stopped doing. It goes to show that even avid readers need a reminder once in a while.

[ziyaerel]

This one is one of the most precious of Ruri’s Amazing Videos Series!