7 SHOCKING Benefits Of Reading

In this video, we delve deep into the scientifically proven benefits of reading. 📘💡 Supported by extensive research and studies, we're excited to reveal the extraordinary advantages that reading books can bring to your life.

Reading is transformative! Discover how it elevates brain function, reduces stress, enhances empathy, sharpens vocabulary, guards against cognitive decline, and empowers you with knowledge. Embrace the benefits of reading for a fulfilling life!

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:48 - Improves memory, preserving brain health
1:18 - Brainpower and brain connectivity
2:23 - Reduces stress significantly
3:03 - Better emotional intelligence
4:17 - Increased knowledge and success
6:45 - Improves vocabulary
7:38 - Helps with cognitive decline as you get older
8:37 - RECAP of all 7 BENEFITS.

Reading is a transformative activity that holds the key to personal growth and development. By engaging with compelling research, we present evidence-backed insights on how reading can revolutionize your life.

Discover how it elevates brain function, improves memory, and even acts as a workout for your mind, much like exercise does for your body. Let's not forget its remarkable ability to reduce stress, providing a sanctuary of calm in today's fast-paced world.

Reading fiction opens the door to empathy, enriching your emotional intelligence and fostering better understanding of others. Embrace the "Matthew effect," where the more you read, the more your vocabulary flourishes, influencing various aspects of your life, from academics to career opportunities.

Moreover, regular reading may prove instrumental in safeguarding your cognitive health, preserving mental acuity well into old age. In a competitive landscape, knowledge is power. By cultivating a reading habit, you equip yourself with an arsenal of expertise that sets you apart.

Join the ranks of visionaries like Warren Buffett, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates, who attribute much of their success to their unwavering love for books. Empower yourself with the tools to thrive in any endeavor.

So why wait? Take the first step towards a fulfilling life of knowledge and wisdom. Embrace the world of books and unlock the astonishing benefits of reading.

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[richien]

I never read a book in my life . I’ve always thought is was boring and pointless . One day I hit rock bottom and didn’t know what to do . Couldn’t get a good job because I dropped out of school . Couldn’t support my family or pay my bills . One day I picked up a book and could barely read it but 3 months later I finished it . I was surprised. Then picked up another book finished it in 2 months then another and another and 2 years later I read two books and an audio book and finish them all in around 2 weeks . I’m 39 years old and went back to school to major in Psychology. Reading does change your life !

[sirus]

I stopped reading in high school. Now 15+ years later I am reading 1-2 books per week and my mental ability literally has felt like it increased by 10x. Lots of benefits. Its like working out....you will see results mentally

[jasminer]

Reading is self care and an act of self love. When I used to read a lot, I was so happy with myself and the world. Getting back into reading slowly

[ghostmoon]

I'm autistic and I'm a big reader, mainly of fiction. I usually read around 100 books a year. And Autisitc people are known for not understanding theory of mind or lack of emotional intelligence.

However, I've been praised by family and friends for how empathic and perceptive I am to people. And I think a large part of that is the sheer amount of reading I do.

[McLovin_]

I love reading and weight lifting. I'm building my body and mind. I've read over 320 books, and can bench press 350 pounds.

[iamberto]

Being raised in a spanish speaking country than coming to America it was hard to read and focus on a book. Words were complex, and honestly mentally exhausting. But now after literally forcing myself to read and searching up meaning of almost every word in a sentence I’ve found a passion to read and it has dramatically changed my life. Please whatever you are doing read
whatever you’re Interested in you won’t be disappointed. Promise.

[aadrixnn]

I read every night for about 2-3 hours and love to re read books because the first time i Didnt enjoy it fully

[AmyElizabeth]

Books saved my life as a child. I still read constantly and prefer reading to videos and audios, although Im a visual learner and need to watch someone do something to understand.

[lionzhaven]

Im in my early 40s, i used to not read until recently with my son. I noticed a dramatic increase in my awareness of myself and others, and questioning some of societies ills in a deeper level. For example, I read Hunger Games series and I am more aware of what I eat, I work out more and have been doing a lot more outdoor activities.

[cezcaramos]

I became an avid reader when I was 8 years old and now I'm 21 and reading is still my favorite hobby of all time 🥰

[danielpoot]

This is true. When I finally understand a diffcult text it feels as if my mind was freed of something that binds it.

[arminhashmi]

I used to hate reading books back in school, but recently I bought some books coz.i wanted to improve myself, I'm committed to read atleast 50 pages a day..since I've started reading I've noticed a difference in me already, my stress levels have significantly been reduced, and I like the smell of the paper of the books smells like family..so yea highly recommended to read 📚 😊

[trevorhassel]

honestly I hated books in school. It wasn't until after school I really enjoyed them lolol. Great video man, just subscribed!

[Anonymous-sflo]

I'm trying to learn English and I would read a book each week and came back here to see my improvements

[Dylmark]

I hated books in school, reading was for nerds (classic) now I’m 25 and just finished my first book 350 pages. Starting my second now.

What I noticed is that reading before bed and not looking at screens helps me sleep better, I also feel much more comfortable having conversation which I struggled with alot

[Tian]

As I got older, my passion for reading continued to grow. It's my favorite hobby of all time! I can read up to 10 books per week

[evelynparham]

I learned something new! 😃 I love reading, but I think I need to read more fiction books to improve my overall emotional intelligence. Well done! 👍

[saiki]

Thank you now I’m reading 5 chapters or more in a day I’ll see this comment in a year to find out how much I improve in reading and vocabulary thank you!!!

[wwspic]

I never read very well in school. After I retired I copied the primer, "Reading With Phonics" by Charles Wingo and Julie Hay from the library. I did all of the exercises daily for over a year and now I know the sounds of the letters and letter combinations. I'm currently reading "Emma" by Jane Austin.

[MarijaGavrilova]

I think school makes us hate books. I hated books, but I knew how good they are for my health.. I always wanted to read them, I would read 20 pages one day and the next I'd stop and throw the book away.

Starting from mid october I read 2 books, 2 mangas and now I'm reading another large book.. how? Well I work in a library and when there's no customer I'd sometimes go through some books, read what they're about and last month I said to myself "Today you're becoming a customer and reading whichever book it is that you want"

Another trick to make you hooked: Don't take a fat book with you. Start with thinner ones who have great stories. First book I read was "Das dunkle Lied des Todes".

A bonus trick: I started a book club hahahah. Every day at 9pm, me and two of my best friends read our books together. This doesn't mean you should sit in a room together. My two friends are from Pakistan and Poland.. I live in Belgium. We have a group chat.
With them I read "Riding the Bullet" I never knew a book could actually make me cry. I also read Attack on Titan No Regrets (2 Parts) and now I took the courage to read a larger book. For some it's not much, but for me it is. Around 450 pages. Plus it's a trilogy. I must say I am a little nervous but with all these tricks I hope I will manage.

And who else likes listening to music while reading?