Forbes:
1.23.2020 by V R Ferose
An
average person reads less than four books a year while an avid one (like Barack
Obama or Bill Gates) reads 50. I read around 10 books from cover to cover every
year while skimming through around 50. I only read an entire book when I need
to know much more than the summary, where there's something deeper that I find
enriching.
1.
Start reading from your topic of interest: If you’re a non-reader your first
hurdle would be how to start reading. The best way is to read books on topics
that you are interested in (football, gardening or cooking, for example) and
then look for recommendations, which you can easily get through a Google
search.
2.
Keep aside some time every day for reading: Set aside an hour every day for
immersion in a book of substance.
3.
Avoid distraction by reading physical books: Our biggest challenge is to find
the time and attention span to not get distracted. Physical books are helpful
in keeping us focused
4.
When short of time, use Apps like Audible
and Blinkist: While there is no
substitute for reading, there are some good apps for maximizing the time you
have at hand. Listening to audio books while driving is a good technique. READ
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Flesch-Kincaid
Grade Level 8.3
Lexical
Density: 68.0%
Total
word count 203
Unique
word count 138
10
hard words
Sentence
count 13
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