How to ACTUALLY Read Books like AYANOKOJI (Absorb Books like a Sponge)

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:42 Skimming
0:57 Brush along the lines
1:38 Stop to subvocalize
2:26 How to remember the information long term
3:16 Lesson of the week
3:24 Change your mindset
4:12 Read the right books
4:50 Frame yourself as a reader
5:02 Practical Step: Take Action NOW

[LikithS-nx]

1- skimming (read fast just go ok the surface )
2- use a pencil or finger on the texts while reading a book
3- makes notes in your words and relate it to your life
4-revision

[Lucid-oz]

Watching your videos at high speed is the best speed reading training for me which is also informative 😂

[honored_th]

Dope video man.... 5mins of true value

[avggamer]

thanks a lott dude. I rlly appreciate the time you spend on this, this rlly helped me I finally feel like I completed smthin. Spent time studying, but found it to be boring even though I usually get completely immersed in studying. This vid has rlly elevated my interest in studying more n more. Again I appreciate your time you spent in making this. Thx brotha!!!

[yahya-omhw]

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[themod]

Great tips. I have too found out myself that using pointing tool noticeably improves speed. Also not all books are the same, some are easier to read and some are harder purely because of writer's ability rather than the subject. For someone just starting out I would suggest to go with books that will be easier to finish, i.e. shorter, fictional, popular books.

[bindtharu]

Your Channel and your videos are far more better than thousands of self improvement youtubers. Its not like they make bad videos but most of the youtubers always say the same thing in every video. Your videos gave me real information what my brain seeked . Thanks man ❤

[badmashjaatgaming]

On the way to take notes form your videos… Thankyou bro

[isonavi]

Thank you! I knew it from somewhere already, started excessively reading this year, but forgot about those methods... you recalled me <3

[omniscientbeing]

00:00 The Power of Reading 📚
00:25 Individual Responsibility 🏋‍♂
00:48 Skim for Better Comprehension 👀
01:13 Guiding Eyes for Speed 📖
01:44 Avoid Subvocalization 🗣
02:24 Taking Effective Notes 📝
02:47 Visual Memory Techniques 🖼
03:14 Practical Application 📱
03:42 Changing Mindset on Books 🎮
04:06 Finding Genuine Interest 📖
04:31 Benefits of Reading 🧠
04:58 Embrace Reading 📚
05:50 Take Action and Discuss 🔄

[graphway]

just passing by to say: good video! i already use some of these techniques because my major requires a lot of reading and can be proof that they work to retain info for a longer time. i still remember information i read last year.

[var_ch_asv]

Just checked out your whole channel and trust me it is worth subscribing!

[Isanosabequehace]

the most useful video i ever saw, thanks man, love you

[Str-ropax]

Agreed brushing along the lines with a pen is quitte basic for an advice but it increase the speed and the concentration.

[Gym_lover]

Brilliant ideas. It will definitely change the way I read books. Thanks man

[kazuya]

this is some actual useful information, tyvm

[Ruby-xcqs]

Just stumbled across this and I got to appreciate the work put into it, short yet seamless and up to its original point, everything mentioned in the video is quite true, I've never been a good student, slash that I never read anything back then, I had started reading with a pencil, as I didn't lose the particular line or word, and man it helped a ton.
Right now, I'm kind of glad that I've reached a point where I can understand what I'm reading about at once, and can't stop until I finish the book in a day or two.
But speed reading is something I'm going to learn, now that I've been reminded by this video!!
Thank you for making this video!!
Might be one of the best videos out there on this particular skill~
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(Edit: I've always had this habit of writing everything too long, like an essay😭😭😭)

[ankitanand]

Your videos are worth watching. One more subscriber added to your youtube channel.

[Kqryzz]

After this video, I also decided to lock myself in a white room and asked to be locked in a hospital for the mentally ill, I have been sitting here for 2 days already. Nice video, in 10 years I will also become like Ayanokoji👍

[maxlowlite]

I`ve watched it only partly but still I can say about two things that I`ve realised before and that`s why I dont read so fast as I can. Subvocalization (obviously because it makes reading more enjoyable) but what was really important is increase my tempo and slow down if something is really interesting. i dunno if i`ll follow these tips because I´m get used to read slowly but i´ll give it a shot.