1. Implementation intention/ set appointment 2. Chunking, breakdown into smaller parts 3. Temptation bundling, attach it with something you really want.
problem is, every time i want to read for myself, like a book i chose myself that i was interested in i'm like. "Oh wait there's a school book i haven't finished yet", but turns out it's extremely boring so i just end up on TikTok again lmao
It means you don't read scientific/philosophical books or articles. When you read novel, you aren't supposed to remember what you read, it is not same with history, science and philosophy books or articles
I personally don't think that by reading fast you lose attention to what is going on, there are simply times when the reading becomes so engaging it just becomes fluid and effortless. I recall devouring about 60-70 pages an hour while still highlighting and noting things I found intriguing.
Oh Ik it sounds unnatural but it’s because of habit. I’m an avid reader and over the years I’ve just developed the skill of being a fast reader along the way, whilst still being able to comprehend the context of the book. It’s just how I dysfunction prob
Reading is amazing, but there was a moment in my life were I stopped reading. Fast forward to before I entered to my second semester in college, I found my self really depressed; so I decided to read a self help book ( the reason that I started the book was because I was having suicidal thoughts). When I finished the book I apply every tip the book provided me. I found out that my life was changing for the better. PS. I'm still on my second semester I'm just about to finish it. My relationship with my friends and family is exactly were I always wanted them to be.
I think if you want to start reading. Start with a small book that you’re really really! interested in. Once you finish that small book you’ll have a sense of accomplishment. You’ll then want to keep going. Momentum is 🔑.
I always recommend reading books before bed and carrying a book with you at all times. Reading can be relaxing and can help people fall asleep. The problem with sleep today is often due to light. We become sleepy when it's dark and awake when its bright. People tend to use electronics before bed, which emit light and cause the brain to think it is still day, thus not releasing melatonin. Reading doesn't release light and can be read in a dim setting meaning it doesn't interfere with melatonin production. Also, when you carry a book around, you can read it everytime you have a break. I have heard that Stephen King does this and that people have seen him reading while waiting in line. We spend so much of our day waiting and most of that waiting, we are on our phones and such. You can read more just by replacing your phone with a book during those waiting periods.
If you have something that you really want in your life, spend lots of time reading about it. The more you read the more ideas will pop up the more creative your gonna start to get. Your subreadscious mind doesn't care if your vision is crazy. It doesnt care if you dont know how to do it. When you see a thing clearly in your mind, your creative "reading mechanism" within you takes over and does the job much better than you could do it by readscious effort or readpower. A different psychedelic from a different planet every nanosecond. All sorts of dreams are possible. The human nervous system cannot tell the difference between an "actual" readxperience and an readxperience imagined vividly and in detail. Synthesize "experience," to literally create experience, and control it, in the laboratory of our minds. A vision is a very emotional image, the most powerful image that you can come up with for yourself at this time. This vision will become like a hallucination in other peoples mind and this could be the cause of them creating extraordinary things.
True and tried tricks, they're extremely helpful. Besides, in order for you to increase your motivation while reading and be active readers try to find a purpose for reading, and before you start reading skimm and scan the book in hand so as to increase your enthusiasm and eagerness to push yourself to read it . In addition, you can choose books from fields you're interested in and as you read take side notes and the gist from each chapter of the book. This will help you a lot to better understand what you read and benefit from it as well.
Wow this is literally perfect for me right now. I have to read my driver's license book and I could not be bothered to open it. Now I'm at page 130/300 after a week (been slacking until I saw this video) and now I'm using the Reminder app on my iPhone to help set appointments for 45 min reading a day.
I do this. If I want to finish a book in a week, I break it down to the chapters I need to read a day. Plus I make myself write a review (or what I learned) from those chapters so I don't forget what I read.
The only method I have a problem with is temptation bundling because you could definitely get distracted if you reward yourself with the wrong thing. I say keep it simple get like a bag of candy and after you read a few chapter, then you can have a couple. I think if you used tv or video games you might get too easily distracted.
Correlation is not causality...really not a fan of video intros that sound like "oh, if I do x like those successful people do, I'll also be successful"
I usually just start at 1p to 5 pm and do it daily. As for how many pages I read daily; I divide the total of pages by the number of days I want to finish it. I also put a relaxing music playlist in the background and a cup of water beside me. I read in a clean space where I could read undisturbed and calmly. 💖
I started reading a few weeks ago, and it just happened. I would spend most of my time playing videogames or going through social media, but in the beginning of this year I started to be depressed. I started feeling like everything is pointless, and that was when I decided to take a Harry Potter's book, and after all, *I loved it*
I'm actually a dropout in high school due to the pandemic but I still want to learn and at least improve myself everyday little by little and the 1st thing I'm gonna do this week is to try to implement this in my self-improvement and studies.
READERS are LEADERS. According to Jim Kwik, CEO of Kwik learning, you can twice or triple times the speed of your reading by using your non-dominant hand as a highlighter while intaking the information as effectively without the highlighting of words but with more speed.
I actually started reading book when I don't had any phone. It's true. I can really survive without phone. But I don't know which book to pick. But after getting phone, I wasn't able to read.
I was genuinely watching this video just now as part of my "for every chapter of biology I study, I get to watch an Improvement Pill video". :D Great tips man! I apply all of them to my studies and they work like a charm!
i just want to ask where you find these useful terms like "implementation intention" and so on. I just want to dig deeper, does anyone have any recommendations for me ?
Implementation Intention afaik is from Atomic Habits by James Clear. A friend has an ebook and he discusses the concepts to me from time to time. I have yet to have time to read the book, as it's harder to read a nonfiction that needs, yes, implementation as to say reading Jim Butcher's Dresden Files.
I wanna force myself to read film books so I can learn more about film. I love videos but books offer so much more in depth info and teaches important technical stuff but it's more boring. I see it as a no pain no gain kind of thing. Sorta like school.
On a certain level, we have a drug store in our brain, the neurochemicals that show up in flow: so dopamine, norepinephrine, anandamide, endorphins, and serotonin. If you were to try to cocktail the street drug version of that, right, you're trying to blend like heroin and speed and coke and acid and weed- and point is, you can't do it. It turns out the brain can cocktail all of 'em at once, which is why people will prefer flow to almost any experience on Earth. It's our favorite experience. It's the most addictive experience on Earth. Why? 'Cause it cocktails five or six of the largest pleasure drugs the brain can produce. We're all capable of so much more than we know. That is a commonality across the board. And one of the big reasons is we're all hardwired for flow, and flow is a massive amplification of what's possible for ourselves.¹
Love those great tips to read more! We can definitely read more with great strategies like you share! Create the habits, with time it will become easier! Now that you are ready to read more, you will need some books, check our last video for books recommendation! All the best in your journey as a reader! 📚
It's so easy y'all. Just pick a book targeted towards children kindergarten or 1st grade level. Those books are HEALLA short! You'll be back to playing league of legends in no time at all.
I have to read a 300 page book about madonna and a 200 page book about egypt before September, my teacher JUST told us what books we need to read before school starts again
When I ride the bus, I read. If I need to wait somewhere, read. Before bed, read. After I wake up, read. Easy and fun. I like cues more than reminders. I have a book light which really helps with reading before bed and it ended up being incredibly useful. They can last pretty long, decent for blackouts.
Wow reading sounds like the biggest burden on earth in this video... find something interesting and/or entertaining and you'll read. "millionaires read, so read and you can be successful" What a meaningless statement, instead it would have been better to just explain how reading vs a video is beneficial for your brain, focus, power of imagination, creativity...
I can still read books, but I have a hard time understanding them i know the meanings of all those words but I just don’t get what’s actually going on it’s kinda like I have adhd or maybe I do have adhd. For me it usually takes a lot longer to read books than other people like my brother
i don't like the reward system. you either want to read or you don't. you either want to accomplish this task of reading a book a week or you'll eventually get there. i haven't but finished a book in 9 days. getting there. i would love to read 600 page books in a week. but its impossible atm. especially if i want to comprehend it.
See? What the hells the the point of speed reading? To hurt my eyes and browse through something so quick that it takes the enjoyment out of it? its BS. Read Goblet of Fire in one sitting how about that?
I have a set number of pages to read per day per book, and three times a day to do it (on the bus to and from work + as soon as I get home) and I still can't make myself read every day, even though I like to read :/ it worked for a week and then not at all
So I was about to read atomic habits again and decide to search for what's the best spot to read a book in a house like a couch or bed or study table , and this video came 😂
I really enjoyed this video but one thing that put me off was the audio was a bit choppy for some reason? anyway looking forward to more content like this with these dope new drawings :D
In this Internet age, in this impetuous age, more and more people find it hard to settle down and read a book. Short video, fragmented information gradually become the mainstream, their trend is unstoppable. But reading in this era can still give us a chance to let our heart quiet, away from the noise, only the fragrance of the book reverberated.
4. Stop watching TH-cam and take your books to read now.
Dont tell me what to do im listening to audio book and watching them
Yes sir
I came because when i read i always have a headache
I already read a couple of pages today, don't worry
I'm not ilsten I only listen to my own parent
Tip#1 Open the book
Also known as the hardest part
@@birgio1363 true
tip#2 read
Lool
@@InvalidUserHandle and that's what I always do.
1. Implementation intention/ set appointment
2. Chunking, breakdown into smaller parts
3. Temptation bundling, attach it with something you really want.
Thanks
Thank ya XD
Hello tell me after reading books for how many days will i become smart?
@@S8018-v9f this question is so subjective. what does "smart" mean to you? define that first and then find books that help you reach that
Atomic habits
Reading is like a movie in your head, you can imagine yourself as the main character and you can imagine your own setting!
problem is, every time i want to read for myself, like a book i chose myself that i was interested in i'm like. "Oh wait there's a school book i haven't finished yet", but turns out it's extremely boring so i just end up on TikTok again lmao
It means you don't read scientific/philosophical books or articles. When you read novel, you aren't supposed to remember what you read, it is not same with history, science and philosophy books or articles
My brain in a nutshell: Gaming/Social Media > Reading
This is what i do every time and it creates a whole new world of interest !
@Sano that's how i used to think too but now its enjoy reading books. Light novels or just normal books is fun at the right mood and right time
After every episode I watch, I’ll reward my self to read another chapter
I like this comment.
@@jackiemarkdelacruz6414 I like this comment too
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That makes sense ill do that thank u
Same lol
I really like this guy when he suddenly talk faster when he talks about sponsors... Making me satisfied to watch this even more hahahahahaha.
For real 😂😂
I used to be able to read 100 pages per hour now Ive just lost my skill
Lol that's kinda unatural
I don't think you would even remember the content if you read 100 pages per hour. Just saying.
See this guy gets it
I personally don't think that by reading fast you lose attention to what is going on, there are simply times when the reading becomes so engaging it just becomes fluid and effortless. I recall devouring about 60-70 pages an hour while still highlighting and noting things I found intriguing.
Oh Ik it sounds unnatural but it’s because of habit. I’m an avid reader and over the years I’ve just developed the skill of being a fast reader along the way, whilst still being able to comprehend the context of the book. It’s just how I dysfunction prob
OMFG who did that thumbnail art?! its gorgeous
RayMondoART I agree
That's why I clicked it. I'm a creative too 😁
Great thumbnail.
@@ImprovementPill Do they have a twitter???or any other social media?:000
How comes you don’t credit your artists?
Idk why I'm watching this. I've read over 100 books for the last couple of years. It's one of my favourite things to do
Are you proud of yourself now?
@@predraggrujic2239She is, besides bookworms are dying.
Bruh
Ok?
this is the one life skill i have
i read a 600 page book in one weekend
Mason Allott I swear i wish I had that skill 😫
Actually I read 100 page book per a day , but it's not actually so cool 😂
Why isn't cool? @@karamimamali6139
Reading is amazing, but there was a moment in my life were I stopped reading. Fast forward to before I entered to my second semester in college, I found my self really depressed; so I decided to read a self help book ( the reason that I started the book was because I was having suicidal thoughts). When I finished the book I apply every tip the book provided me. I found out that my life was changing for the better.
PS. I'm still on my second semester I'm just about to finish it. My relationship with my friends and family is exactly were I always wanted them to be.
Nice man... Keep improving and keep reading
WHAT IS THE BOOK NAME?
@@jolynekujo486 The book I read was "Im ok, you're ok"
Glad to hear that, I'm happy for you
I am so happy for you ❤️
I think if you want to start reading. Start with a small book that you’re really really! interested in. Once you finish that small book you’ll have a sense of accomplishment. You’ll then want to keep going. Momentum is 🔑.
I always recommend reading books before bed and carrying a book with you at all times. Reading can be relaxing and can help people fall asleep. The problem with sleep today is often due to light. We become sleepy when it's dark and awake when its bright. People tend to use electronics before bed, which emit light and cause the brain to think it is still day, thus not releasing melatonin. Reading doesn't release light and can be read in a dim setting meaning it doesn't interfere with melatonin production. Also, when you carry a book around, you can read it everytime you have a break. I have heard that Stephen King does this and that people have seen him reading while waiting in line. We spend so much of our day waiting and most of that waiting, we are on our phones and such. You can read more just by replacing your phone with a book during those waiting periods.
I agree with you. some people even buy those straps that have a thin part that goes in the book, like a sort of bag.idk this sounded better in my head
Even if they are textbooks?
Hello tell me after reading books for how many days will i become smart?
I look at my book
And i feel like i need to sleep
@@S8018-v9f 10 year!!
If i like the book i can read it in a day seriously. That's my logic😂
do u still do that
If you have something that you really want in your life, spend lots of time reading about it. The more you read the more ideas will pop up the more creative your gonna start to get. Your subreadscious mind doesn't care if your vision is crazy. It doesnt care if you dont know how to do it.
When you see a thing clearly in your mind, your creative "reading mechanism" within you takes over and does the job much better than you could do it by readscious effort or readpower.
A different psychedelic from a different planet every nanosecond.
All sorts of dreams are possible.
The human nervous system cannot tell the difference between an "actual" readxperience and an readxperience imagined vividly and in detail.
Synthesize "experience," to literally create experience, and control it, in the laboratory of our minds.
A vision is a very emotional image, the most powerful image that you can come up with for yourself at this time. This vision will become like a hallucination in other peoples mind and this could be the cause of them creating extraordinary things.
😮 wow… just wow~ top tier comment right here☝️
Can I just say you are spending your hole time doing that😅😅😅😅
"We don't really miss appointments."
Y-Yeah, we definitely don't.
That thumbnail is beautiful props to the artists!
True and tried tricks, they're extremely helpful. Besides, in order for you to increase your motivation while reading and be
active readers try to find a purpose for reading, and before you start reading skimm and scan the book in hand so as to increase your enthusiasm and eagerness to push yourself to read it . In addition, you can choose books from fields you're interested in and as you read take side notes and the gist from each chapter of the book. This will help you a lot to better understand what you read and benefit from it as well.
Perfect. But there is something wrong with your mic.
Faheem Wani lmao
Wow this is literally perfect for me right now. I have to read my driver's license book and I could not be bothered to open it. Now I'm at page 130/300 after a week (been slacking until I saw this video) and now I'm using the Reminder app on my iPhone to help set appointments for 45 min reading a day.
I do this. If I want to finish a book in a week, I break it down to the chapters I need to read a day. Plus I make myself write a review (or what I learned) from those chapters so I don't forget what I read.
The only method I have a problem with is temptation bundling because you could definitely get distracted if you reward yourself with the wrong thing. I say keep it simple get like a bag of candy and after you read a few chapter, then you can have a couple. I think if you used tv or video games you might get too easily distracted.
Is there anything else but sweets? I'm on a diet and can't think of anything else😭😭
I always read books...when I'm stress,angry sad and impatient
Books showed me the right way💗
Anyway thanks for this wonderful video 🖤
how do you read when youre impatient when i read with that moved i just read really really fast and not enjoy it.
@@quackquack7537 According to me i think i can read anytime
It is not about how many books you go through.
It is about how many books go through you
Correlation is not causality...really not a fan of video intros that sound like "oh, if I do x like those successful people do, I'll also be successful"
Does he draw those himself? Cause shit's amazing
I think he hired an artist recently
This is the best channel for self improvement 😍
I usually just start at 1p to 5 pm and do it daily.
As for how many pages I read daily; I divide the total of pages by the number of days I want to finish it.
I also put a relaxing music playlist in the background and a cup of water beside me.
I read in a clean space where I could read undisturbed and calmly. 💖
When I read with music I focus more on the music and not the book 😭
Try music with no words just instruments. I’m a fan of jazz and find it relaxing when doing other activities.
That's moronic
all of these ideas are included in the Book, "Atomic Habits" by James Clear.
The video is great, except the voice is too fast sometimes.
The real problem is: reading books in a phone
True
Speaking facts rn 😭
You can get a tablet
That's still reading
You can also buy books if you want to
The power of now!! Amazing read!! Lovely Eckhart
Hi, I'm a new subscriber to the channel and you are truly helping me. No sarcasm, keep doing what you're doing 😄✌
I started reading a few weeks ago, and it just happened. I would spend most of my time playing videogames or going through social media, but in the beginning of this year I started to be depressed. I started feeling like everything is pointless, and that was when I decided to take a Harry Potter's book, and after all, *I loved it*
How long did it take you to read all the Harry Potter books?
@@santiago4444 almost two weeks I guess
Please tell world best book list top 50 book make a list please sir
how to read a book for real. TURN YOUR PHONE OFF AND READ A BOOK. THE MORE YOU READ THE MORE YOU GET INTERESTED IN IT
I'm actually a dropout in high school due to the pandemic but I still want to learn and at least improve myself everyday little by little and the 1st thing I'm gonna do this week is to try to implement this in my self-improvement and studies.
Hello tell me after reading books for how many days will i become smart?
READERS are LEADERS. According to Jim Kwik, CEO of Kwik learning, you can twice or triple times the speed of your reading by using your non-dominant hand as a highlighter while intaking the information as effectively without the highlighting of words but with more speed.
Thank you for giving me motivation,that makes me want to
*Read more*
:))))
:>
u got me
1.Keep an appointment
2.Chunking
3.Temptation bundling
I actually started reading book when I don't had any phone. It's true. I can really survive without phone. But I don't know which book to pick. But after getting phone, I wasn't able to read.
I was genuinely watching this video just now as part of my "for every chapter of biology I study, I get to watch an Improvement Pill video". :D Great tips man! I apply all of them to my studies and they work like a charm!
I think a book a week is really intense to start, you should start somewhere and maybe read a book every 3 weeks and speed up after that
i just want to ask where you find these useful terms like "implementation intention" and so on. I just want to dig deeper, does anyone have any recommendations for me ?
Implementation Intention afaik is from Atomic Habits by James Clear. A friend has an ebook and he discusses the concepts to me from time to time. I have yet to have time to read the book, as it's harder to read a nonfiction that needs, yes, implementation as to say reading Jim Butcher's Dresden Files.
how i survived polish school
this ain't no new news y'all
READ A BOOK
Just dont try to read 1 a week
The Problem Is Your facing reading like a chore read if you wanna read, if your not enjoying it dont do it
I wanna force myself to read film books so I can learn more about film. I love videos but books offer so much more in depth info and teaches important technical stuff but it's more boring. I see it as a no pain no gain kind of thing. Sorta like school.
I want to start reading to detox myself from the internet and to improving and expand my vocabulary.
@@brownzetzu1637 find a book you’ll actually enjoy and go to a coffee house and pop it open
I never said this before, I like it
If you read a book in a week, it wasn’t worth it
I've read 5 novels in the past month because I read a lot due to moving away from my friends who would've taken up the time I read.
On a certain level, we have a drug store in our brain, the neurochemicals that show up in flow: so dopamine, norepinephrine, anandamide, endorphins, and serotonin. If you were to try to cocktail the street drug version of that, right, you're trying to blend like heroin and speed and coke and acid and weed- and point is, you can't do it. It turns out the brain can cocktail all of 'em at once, which is why people will prefer flow to almost any experience on Earth. It's our favorite experience. It's the most addictive experience on Earth. Why? 'Cause it cocktails five or six of the largest pleasure drugs the brain can produce. We're all capable of so much more than we know. That is a commonality across the board. And one of the big reasons is we're all hardwired for flow, and flow is a massive amplification of what's possible for ourselves.¹
I'm a super slow reader but I love to read. However I somehow read a 900+ book in one week and it was one the greatest accomplishments of my life.
I'm Have Question For You Guys My Question Is "HOW YOU CAN READ IN COMMENT AND YOU CAN'T READ IN BOOK???"
Love those great tips to read more! We can definitely read more with great strategies like you share! Create the habits, with time it will become easier! Now that you are ready to read more, you will need some books, check our last video for books recommendation! All the best in your journey as a reader! 📚
My procrastination self will say skip the bundle and go for the fun
It's so easy y'all. Just pick a book targeted towards children kindergarten or 1st grade level. Those books are HEALLA short! You'll be back to playing league of legends in no time at all.
I have to read a 300 page book about madonna and a 200 page book about egypt before September, my teacher JUST told us what books we need to read before school starts again
Hello tell me after reading books for how many days will i become smart?
Fantastic! I will try this, thank you.
I HATE having to assign a specific time to reading. It always makes it feel like a chore
The number 1# tips is to never over achieve you can just read a page a day or more but you gotta read before going on to the internet
I used my phone to read books because im tired of playing videogames
When I ride the bus, I read. If I need to wait somewhere, read. Before bed, read. After I wake up, read.
Easy and fun.
I like cues more than reminders.
I have a book light which really helps with reading before bed and it ended up being incredibly useful. They can last pretty long, decent for blackouts.
I rexommend you not to read in the bus or car.
Reading while in movement damages your eyesight
I’m sure it’s also important what content you’re reading.
Thanks for this helpful video :)
Now im avoiding reading the book by watching "How to read faster"
A chapter or two in bed before sleeping does the trick for me. Thanks mum !
Lol I feel like I'm an extrasence... I've been doing those tricks without watching the video :D
Nvm, it definitely works for me. Try it people!
Why did this video make me feel like Comic Sans is planning a huge return?
The art style altogether is amazing
Where are the references to back up these statistics? Just critical thinking...
He took all this information from the book Atomic Habits by James Clear
Me who reads books everyday as a bookworm: *clicks on the video*
Hi started reading like a 300 page book a week. I read around 40 pages a day which is about an hour. Thx!
Wow reading sounds like the biggest burden on earth in this video... find something interesting and/or entertaining and you'll read. "millionaires read, so read and you can be successful" What a meaningless statement, instead it would have been better to just explain how reading vs a video is beneficial for your brain, focus, power of imagination, creativity...
These tips are from Atomic Habits 😊
Wow a coincidence I was reading the power of now before I played this video
why does this guy sound like he doesn't actually like reading? lmao. Just watch your little tv shows if you don't want to read, bro, we're all dying.
I can still read books, but I have a hard time understanding them i know the meanings of all those words but I just don’t get what’s actually going on it’s kinda like I have adhd or maybe I do have adhd. For me it usually takes a lot longer to read books than other people like my brother
i don't like the reward system. you either want to read or you don't. you either want to accomplish this task of reading a book a week or you'll eventually get there. i haven't but finished a book in 9 days. getting there. i would love to read 600 page books in a week. but its impossible atm. especially if i want to comprehend it.
Throw your Pc, Tv and mobile Phone and everything away and it will be a craving and great pleasure to read
See? What the hells the the point of speed reading? To hurt my eyes and browse through something so quick that it takes the enjoyment out of it? its BS. Read Goblet of Fire in one sitting how about that?
What do you do if you just read a big chunk of the book deep into the night but tmr morning you're like "Nah, I've already read so much?" Help
I started reading recently as my resolution. Fiction are ezpz but non fiction slows me down so much and much more of a daunting task.
Want more information about this?
Read Atomic Habits by James Clear
I have a set number of pages to read per day per book, and three times a day to do it (on the bus to and from work + as soon as I get home) and I still can't make myself read every day, even though I like to read :/ it worked for a week and then not at all
I agree with you but reading is more effective than listening to a book who agree with me ? And why ?
So I was about to read atomic habits again and decide to search for what's the best spot to read a book in a house like a couch or bed or study table , and this video came 😂
i spend 10 minutes reading a chapter and i’m a 10 year old kid-
🙌 don't grow up😅
@@vrajpanchal4088 lol
Lol..."the power of now" book...looking at it right now...😁
I really enjoyed this video but one thing that put me off was the audio was a bit choppy for some reason? anyway looking forward to more content like this with these dope new drawings :D
I'm definitely going to give this a try. Thanks
For me.. i use a big monitor to read… as i like sitting behind my PC most of the days.. 😂
This technique is inspired by the book "Atomic Habits"
I read 1/2 today and i’m american, i’m not like other humans ;)
I’ll use this for my school books 🙂
What im I doing here if I always read a book a week 😂
I'm trying to make a playlist with the most useful videos in this channel, but it's filling up really fast. Putting all the videos in it
In this Internet age, in this impetuous age, more and more people find it hard to settle down and read a book. Short video, fragmented information gradually become the mainstream, their trend is unstoppable. But reading in this era can still give us a chance to let our heart quiet, away from the noise, only the fragrance of the book reverberated.
Honestly, I just finished reading a book and I came across this video. I read the book in a day....
To be honest I think the best tip is to stop thinking books are a choir and are something fun
im just too lazy to start xd
This video stole hacks from Atomic Habits. Lmao