How to Read effectively like a CEO? (NOT Speed Reading)

3 Must-Read Books

VIDEO INTRODUCTION:
If you’re spending up to two hours a day on social media, as the average person now does, then you know that technology plays the role of both obstacle and ally in our quest to read more. In this guide, we explore how to use technology (along with several analog strategies) to your advantage, pick what you read, and incorporate the ideas you read about into your life.

Watch this video till the end to know to read any self-help book effectively like a CEO.

Important Links
Start with Why by Simon Sinek

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[ThinkSchool]

Hi people,
Reading is the most underrated superpower in the world and through this video I just hope I can evoke the fire within you to get you to read.

Apart from that if you have any more questions for Q&A Friday, drop your questions in the comments below and I will take them up in the upcoming videos 🌟

Thank you

Lots of love
Ganeshprasad

[adityachemudupati]

"The biggest flaw in the Indian education system is not the fact that they teach you useless things, but the fact that they make you hate learning so much that we are completely blind-sighted to the whole idea of learning." This really hit me hard.

[sumitmishra]

summary
1. have an agenda: the purpose of reading a book
2. search for the best books and authors
3. choose 2-3 books
4. listen to talks in ted/99u/RSA where they brief about the book (finally buy the book)
5. check the number of segments in the book, read 2-3 stories from each segment
6. no need to read the book completely, read until your agenda is not fulfilled
7. understand the moral of each segment (key takeaway), apply them to your life
8. underline important stuff and mark the lines for retention
9. keep the phone away
10. spend at least 1 hour every day reading

Nir
Simon with why
Culture Coyle

[digant]

We are not that lucky enough to get more indian YouTube channels like this.

[sabarishgs]

" Reading sparks creativity, creativity transforms to knowledge and knowledge leads to wisdom".

-Dr . APJ Abdul Kalam Sir.

[ravhot]

Enjoyed the section of ME talking ME 😂😂😂

I do enjoyed your case study and content you present seems it has become my practice to go through almost every alternate day to watch your content doing really good job simple, to the point and impactful

[mandeepdaksh]

A wise man once said, ‘I do not know’ is the basis of learning.

[nikhilyadav]

I have been a person who always wanted to read books but could never implement it properly, now with this video, I have an insight about "real value" of the books. Thank you very much!

[bhargavtapodhan]

I read my first book when I was 19 year old and from than I don't stop reading till day. I read 30 + books about personal finance, business, communication etc. Now I m 21 and I love books and I can saw a difference between before reading and after reading this all books..

[vagishgupta]

I just love the way he keep us hooked throughout the video by putting some funny bits in between in the form of memes of funny videos.
Keep it up never drop this style of making content.

[jaskaransingh]

Points to Note from Video (Before reading a book)
1. Specify you agenda
2. Make list of top books for your agenda
3. Choose 3-4 books
4. Get a glimpse of book from Summaries, Videos, Interview, etc.
5. Check if author make sense.

Points to Note (After/While Reading a Book)
1. Check number for book section.
2. Read two-three stories from each section.
3. Get Takeaway/Call-to-Actions.
4. Mark for Retention.
5. Avoid Distraction.

[namangarg]

Isn't this extremely talented and he similarly makes his content such most valuable too... Amazing

[therationalreporter]

Okay, after Shwetabh Gangwar, your are the most valuable indian youtuber I have found. Kudos!

[mohamedsokari]

I don’t stop watching the channel even when am eating at home and want to watch something. Being a fan of business case studies, the channel is a hidden gem and resonates with my area of focus. Keep posting and inspiring brother. People like me will highly appreciate you as their professor.

[shraddharattnel]

i cant even think of how much hard work you put into making these case studies that is too every week, as a viewer this is such a positive place to visit, somehow all these videos gives a hope to my own ideas, these are not just inspiring but these are more like fuel to me to ''GO GET THAT WORK DONE'' Kinda off vibes you give. all i wanna say is i love you and your work and everyone who is part of @think school;

[amarpandey]

Awesomely awesome video.

My reading habit include :
Reading and parallely listening to the audio book, this way I am not distracted.

[VishtasticProductions]

You have changed my life through your videos. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I am a serial technical entrepreneur and I always learn something new from every one of your videos. Thank you guru 🙏🏼.

[presidentmr]

I find learning from video format more concise than a book. Used to be an avid reader for 20 years or so. Watching videos and reading related online stuff since 5 yrs. I think the breadth of topics that I can cover is astonishing.

[gauravkothari]

This perspective really makes one think to the idea of reading - how much more valuable it is that what we actually think. Thanks for putting out this video - the ones who can understand and implement reading will benefit immensely during their lifetime !!

[killa]

this channel is soo underrated, u r literally speaking the unspoken