How I Read A Book A Week

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[christinefrier]

I completely agree with you. If a book doesn't resonate with me fairly quickly, I give myself permission to stop. ( Even book club books. 😄) Life is to short to read books that hold no interest.

[vincenthaegebaert]

I always have at least five books going all of the time. It drives other people crazy, they just don't get how I don't get lost or confused, or forget what each is about. For my part, I don't understand people who don't/can't do this. 😂😂

[SushiTheFunnyCat]

I just bought "Atomic habits", gonna start reading it after watching your post :). Keep up your great work!

[alison]

Really enjoyed this video. I used to read so much more, and it’s been harder and harder to concentrate. Loved these tips to fit reading back into my routine. These tips can also be applied to studying for a school or work topic, which I’ll be using.
Love that you mentioned (for general reading, not required reading 😊) that you don’t have to finish a book! I used to struggle through some bad ones-why waste your time? Come back to it later, or don’t make yourself feel badly. Thanks!

[neilschipper]

Over the years you've given out some great and informative information. The one suggestion that has really change my life is where are you suggested journaling. You can find out everything in your life journey by writing down positive and negative, and yes I do read daily😊

[Gumby]

I will take your advice because my reading has suffered lately. Thank you

[ChaiTogether]

I've been reading everyday and It is damn life changing!!! Thanks for creating, enjoying your newsletters and these videos!! :D

[jenniferg]

I've been reading a book a week this year, similar in that its a mix of non-fiction (biographies, growth/learning) and some fun fiction. I use the Libby app to listen when I'm driving, exercising and when I'm doing dishes or cleaning house. If i can get outside with a physical book, i try to do that too. ❤

[imWillJ]

speaking on books, a great movie is "the page master" where a kid passes out in a library and he end up going on a beautiful journey, highly recommend.

[pamelacooley]

I use to read all the time. One of my goals for 2024 is to read a book a week. I have all these books I bought….haven’t read them 🙃to much time spent scrolling phone, Ect….sometimes life is extremely busy. But this is great ideas…thanks for sharing

[MelissasWriting-qsej]

I get motivated from one book to another.

[gregmoore]

GOD BE PRAISED! Drop that 2nd video for me brotha! 🙏🏽

[LivingProcess]

Brilliant as always 💚 Have you thought about an e-book? I'm looking at them now

[DCB]

Reading before bedtime is not a good idea for me because I don’t put the book down. Lol Sometimes I’m still reading at 2am. I’ve started to set an alarm when to close the book, and just meditate for a bit before I fall asleep. Although I do push the snooze button quite often. 🤪
I will try to get up a bit earlier and read for a bit in the morning.

[ChaiTogether]

The awards on Audible kept me going!! I it almost all during COVID lol! Awesome!

[andrewk]

I have always loved reading. I can thank my mom for that. I have vivid memories of her reading books to me as a kid and she always encouraged me to read. She always had a book nearby and read regularly herself. (❤) My friends don't get it that I enjoy reading more than watching a movie but my imagination can always create better images than anything a camera can film and when reading a part of me is connected with the story more deeply.

I have a hard time with audiobooks because I easily get distracted, even for just a minute, and then realize ive missed too much and feel a need to stop it and go back which J find too frustrating. Trying to get better at that.

Would really like for you to do a video on practices you take to get the most out of your reading time.

[visionary]

Thank you! I am going to try this! Thank you for offering a way to better meet my goals <3 <3 <3

[Jenn]

Great advice and so true that reading can really change one's life. Not related to the video, but I think it's cool you're in NH. I grew up in Manchester.

[Fushu]

I saw Extreme Ownership in love that book, it sits by my work computer and I'm getting my full team to read it and do a book club. I also have The Almanack of Naval Ravikant on deck in my Headway app, if I like the summary, I'll likely buy the whole book

[mockingbirdex]

Really like the "one page" idea.
Thanks!