How To Become a Better Reader in 12 Minutes

Whether you are reading a textbook while studying for an exam or a self-development or business book we're all guilty of finishing a book and putting it down then forgetting what we've read.

So today in under 12 minutes I'm going to show you how to become a better reader because how many books have you read and just completely forgotten and how many times have you thought "I'm not even going to bother reading" because you didn't even finish that last book and reading and trying to remember things feels a little bit hard and pointless?

I've included the template that I use in the comments below too and here are some links to other videos to improve how you read:

Whether you want to learn how to read faster or how to learn more this system will help you to remember everything that you read. So let's learn how to become a better reader in under 12 minutes.

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[folaranmio.e]

Love ❤️❤️ your Videos sir keep growing 💪 💪

[molemoprudence]

The books I read are for school.
What about if the book is a Literary Fiction?
How do you read it and what will you put under the three things you'll apply to life if they are just not there?

[mijaelmarcelovillarroelchu]

Hello, I am a Bolivian student in the 5th year of high school, I saw your video when you explain the coding and I loved it, I would like you to advise me with something, would you recommend me to take notes in class? should i take them later? What method can I use: outline or cornell? when should I and shouldn't I apply spaced repetition? Should I make a mental map of each topic that I advance in my 12 subjects? How should I study for technical subjects and history and literature?