How To READ A Book A Day To CHANGE YOUR LIFE (Read Faster Today!)| Jay Shetty
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- I like big books and I cannot lie! Do you want to read more? May be you have a long list of books you want to get through. I've developed a system that allows me to read 1 book a day! I want to share it with you in this video!
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'It's not about about how many books you go through, it's about how many books go through you'
-andrew kirby
So true
I just heard this guy here say it in this video here: th-cam.com/video/Jbm_3mU8UtQ/w-d-xo.html
So True
Someone is me. Jk
Great comment!!!
Reading isn't learning. Don't just skim through those books. Understand them, analise them. View the points of the author from different perspectives. Your bookshelf isn't your trophy cabinet. It's not about how may books you've read, it's about how deeply you understood those topics.
Yep. It's very unlikely that his synthesis of the information is high.
Ehhhhh, have you tried it? Because I’ve been reading 4 to 5 days books a week and a lot has changed. It’s not that hard to understand them if you are spending your whole day dissecting it while making income. It’s definitely possible :)
I agree 🙌
Read biographies slower, novels fast.
in short? youre learning..ok?
"Books and friends should be good and few" Benjamin Franklin.
Masalaulangwa. I am impressed with your appropriate quote and your incredible influence by speaking up your mind. Enormous subscription on transformation material and how to begin a Channel and small scale manufacturing. Where and what do you do for a Living?
"To become wise, you need to read ten books. But to find those ten books, you need to read thousands"
@@DominicDsouza5 \
Amazing man!
Few???
Does anyone else get anxiety as the thought of using a highlighter in their books 😬
Me
Me! I will never write on or highlight sections of the book
Me.
Alottt
Me too.. even I don't like to highlight r underline in book
Just reading 30 minutes a day will do wonders for your memory and emotional intelligence
Depends what you read. Reading isn't a magical process. You can improve your memory and emotional intelligence listening to music too. Beethoven, very much. Billy Joel, not so much.
Wowww both of you, that's such a insight.. .I like it might try it
So True By Reading Just 3 Books My Memory and The Way of Thinking us Changed
@@jesseatwater393 it matters but not that much reading is reading no matter what ur reading but u must love what you read I improves ur focus
Read for 5 to 6 hours a day you are transported in another world
You dont need to read one book a day. Just read at your pase and enjoy it. Its not about reading much, its about enjoying and understanding.
Maarten Smit true
Preach it brother!
If novel maybe ...not business books
It depends on what book you are reading.
What about nonfiction... Ooooooo
"I read 365 books in 365 days by not actually reading the whole book"
Thomas Edwards lmao 😂
Lol
lmao
Ikr😂😂😂
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“We often think that more is better. But better is better than more”, Seth Godin.
Dont go hard on yourself.. Grab a book and give it time.
Read 1 book a month. And absorb it
Its Enough..
Stay humble and open to new ideas.. Much love
Yes people should read a quality book once a month and apply its principles in life ,
i am also trying to read book i read 30 page in a month from the book names hobbit and i will continue it .
Reading a book a month is still a challenge for me. But trying my best to improve. Thanks to you all
@@أهازيجالفرح-ف6ع u can do that.. keep going
There some books like Think and grow rich that U are recommended to read one Chapter everyday. Can't be read in one week
Thanks to your advice, I only watched the first 3min and the last 1 min of your video.
Great way of approach.
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Hahahahah
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😂😂😂 me too ....
He is Demotivator
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I like to read other books but not my syllabus books. 😪🙁
Lol same
me too 😧
Hi guys. I have a suggestion. Search the topic of your book in youtube and see the related videos. It's more interesting than reading the books. after being familiar with the topic, go to the book and only have a glance and you can see you do not need to understand the concept by yourself. That's enough to just see what's more in those pages.
Good Luck
Yup! When I try to read my text books I can't read it but other books if the book has less than 350 words I can read lt in 5 days
Hahahaaa....... Mee tooo alsoooo😕🙄😅
1:32 why you read
2:00 Biggest mistake
3:22 How to read a book a day
3:42 Find ted talk or TH-cam
4:50 Highlight the interesting section
5:34 Read chapter 1
6:04 How to read faster
6:42 Focus the important words
7:08 can skip chapter
7:37 How to know a book is worthy or not
7:50 Read first 3 line and last 3 line
8:48 Write down
9:05 Review
Tysm:)
Tysm 🌹
Bomba sana
My target in 2018 is to read 24 books. Once I finish a book I will buy next . I want to create a library with only books those I read
Princy James get a kindle x
Sweetie Marie kindle will never have the same feel as that of owning a book and having a library ..
I am a very poor reader from my childhood.... But i had always wanted to read, but reading is not something that is compelling in me... How may I start and what should I start. I have no idea about what kind of book to pick and what not to
Bertrande :Please read motivational books. I will give you few names Discover your Destiny by Robin Sharma, The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, Think and grow rich by Nepolean Hill.
Princy James great suggestions
If i start reading a book i read it word to word without skipping anything . It messes up my mind if i miss a word
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yep
Absolutely
Haha yeah
Same
He is talking about informative books,not novels.
You can read and enjoy novels at your own pace,but about informative ones he is right.
Hani Actually I only skipped to the naughty parts when I was a teenager. Lol
Yeah u r right
not really! he is infact wrong by a mile.. informative insightful books must be read well, acquire it's knowledge, write summaries etc.
I think changing "skiming" for "reading" suits better what he is showing up. Even for a "informative book". I think it's very hard for me, a non specialist in a subject, to select without prior reading what is and what is not important from a book judging by the title of the chapters and a previous interview with the author (who is the specialist, in the case)
One should rather subscribe to blinkist ot mentorbox instead!
Why is this man and everyone else in such a hurry these days
He was a monk for years so I'm sure he's in no hurry at all
@@BDNTRAPSTAR he is a scammer too do you Kno
@@ryumura6615 no what?
Awarded
@@BDNTRAPSTAR monk for gullible like you
How I Skim A Book A Day* (Corrected the title for you)
lol
What a place to find you Smit! Incredible! Remember IEP @ Laurentian?
@@ubedullahattarwala9601 HAHAHA! WOW! Insane. How are you doing man?
Gates said in an interview his policy is to finish the book if he starts to read it. His approach is more strict and he does deep learning. He analyses the book and checks with his existing set of knowledge and writes down the important pointers or high light em. That is real learning. However the so called smart reading isn’t bad as well if only done for specific info the reader want. I wouldn’t call it reading a book a day lol.
Niice
Your advice is not wrong. But what I believe is quality over quantity. And learning over reading. So it doesn't matter how many I read ! All that matters is how much I can remember.
Yeah looks like it...coz even I read a couple of books which gave me good learning but my problem is that I can't remember a lot of things I read in the books. Not sure if that's forgetfulness or something else !!
sane lover I agree with you
Not just about rember but about understanding
Momi Goswami Exactly. The best two books I’ve read thus far in my life have been psychocybernetics by Maxwell Maltz and Mindset by Dr Carol Dweck, both books have taught me so much. So I agree, definitely quality over quantity.
Khud nhi kar sakti esliye nikal
Reading for bragging vs actually reading. No wonder most people massively overestimate their knowledge /expertise in today's time and age .
Reading isnt a gymnastic sport where you are competing with others ,necessitating you to quote the highest possible number .
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I have the following reasons to read book
1. it keeps me motivated and inspires me to work on my purpose.
2. I aim to be a life-long learner, reader, and achiever.
3. I love thinking and creating new ideas and philosophies of life.
4. I enjoy listening to others' ideas and ways of thinking and especially when there is something new to learn from them. reading a book is like communicating with the author, trying the understand the depth of the words, this is enjoyment.
so for me, reading books is like both enjoyment as well as learning.
Learning plays a important role here ,
I'm gonna take screenshot of your comment if you don't mind.. it's something to be remembered.
@@ghazaljan8724 No issues dude, do it.... And u will love to see the new u.. I am in love with the new me... Thanks to those who inspired me to read books and sorry to those who want me to stop spending time on reading 😅😇🙃
@@ananyamehta7464 👍😂
@Kal Alpha there can be many books depending upon ur strength weakness ur life n age but one book that anyone of any ages can read n is a life changing book, according to me (till date) is THE CODE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY MIND BY VISHEN LAKHIANI.
This was great. The video is 10 min 37 secs but I watched it in 10 seconds only.
ed nja how? I think you r overthinker
I watched his video like he reads books. I skipped all the content that I wasn't interested in.
intrusting
Lmao. Why oh why...this is funny and sarcastic at the same time.... You are a hater Ed Nja
Nah, it's true though. The method that Shetty proposes means that you'll only read what YOU want to know, which means that you'll skip anything that's uncomfortable, hard to understand, or lengthy. The method only works with non-fiction easy-to-read books.
This is like me saying I have travelled the entire world just by seeing the map of the world lol......
So what should I do to avoid this problem buddy.?
way of speaking and expression is good sir keep it up
Hahah good comment for getting attention and likes but it doesn't make sense... Books aren't places or ground experiences its semi mental experiences ,its ideas, its informations, its concepts...
True af
You are so freakin idiot...
I did not agree with this guy, wanted to comment and scrolled down. And I am happy to see everyone has the exact thought as I am.
Negativity is not the answer and its OK you don't agree but you don't need to point it out...
dude we r not agree with him, what is the use if I'm not learning from a book but still i'm "skimming" through.
yes me too i dont agree with this guy
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”
- Ferris Bueller
Give this man a NCERT class XI History Book
Thanks for making my day xD
@@waterfallsdontsaymeow2917 Welcome
And after 2 days say him to summarize whole chapter.
Do we evn have history for XI...?!!!
@@samuvelstephen7788 most schools don't due to STEM craze, but I've seen it.
This feels like starting to prepare just the night before the exam.
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Hahaha
i dont think its a good idea to read so many books in a year. makes no sense if you are not getting anything out of it instead of just flexing that you read that many books in a year. Maybe read just 12 books in a year and implement them in your life!
Is anyone out there feeling bad for this guy? Cause He will never know, How wonderful it is to Actually Read a Book and Not Murder It
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XD ,
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i dont think you understood what he was saying at all. and that actually makes me feel sorry for you, for your lack of analyzing and comprehension skills.
@@ynerome28 i hope you understood it well. All the best reading a book like jay shetty. I hope the best for you. 😊❤️❤️
Skimmed through your video too and didn't waste my energy watching it
Best wisdom
I skimmed this video. Done in 12 secs. He talks too much...
And you took 13 seconds to write this comment!
Best comment
@ farhan hemani 😄😄🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
He is a modern monk for GenX. I just found out.
Hilarious
I scanned my library left to right and bottom to top! I've read 100000 books 🤓
Make a video man.
@@abc-dx3dd I did make one it's 250 TB large coz I tried fitting in so much information. Sadly TH-cam doesn't support :(
@@varunramachandran7879 So you write about it in comments.
@@abc-dx3dd comment section is a drop, what I've gained is an ocean. How can I fit an ocean into a drop brother? 😪
Varun Ramachandran LOOOOOOL
Who are trying to find "how to read books" insted of actually reading a book . U just need a book and an open mind and then u start reading.
Happy reading
This is how to skim a book not read it. Lol I think if everyone’s doing this they are giving themselves way too much credit by calling it reading. More like yeah I skimmed through a book a day for 365 Days still sounds good. But that isn’t reading the book. Think of how the author feels about it too.
Nicholas G I feel the same, thats not reading LMAO, its bragging basically
Books are meant for reading. So what is it that this guy did that was so amazing? Like you said he just skimmed through the books. He didn't read them. Lol this guys a tard...useless information...
The problem with this method of reading is that it allows people to skip any thoughts or ideas that don't conform with what you already think and what you want to hear.
Speed Reading works. It’s not skimming just because you don’t understand it. www.huffingtonpost.com/quora/does-speed-reading-really_b_5883264.html
As far as skipping through the book, you’re 100% correct. If you don’t read the whole book, can you really say you read the book? If I read just the title and headlines of an article, can I say I read the article? No.
His statement that "we praise ourselves for how much we accomplish rather than how much we learn” is SO true though...
Andrew Hall speed reading working or not working is opinion. Personally from my research on it awhile back it’s near pointless for your memory Retention drops dramatically. And patting yourself on the back for pointless accomplishments is how one becomes inflated. In ego that is. That just leads to interjecting your superiority on others to prove you are great or recalibration to what you truly and really are. And maybe that’s just a slow reader. And that’s ok... haha
“How to skim a book a day” get the tittle right.
The quantity of how much books you've read doesn't make change. Keep in mind that the ability to understand the message that book conveyed is what really matters. The majority of us is reading only to say about himself a reader, read with passion, read with desire, read with focus, read with big interest and finally read because you admire reading
Yes
Very true.
After reading books from last 4 year I never felt I should read a book in a single day by whatever method you are telling. If you read a book within a month then also fine because the purpose is to gain something at least one thing is enough from a book to apply in our life. But during these years of journey I realized one thing, every time when you re-read the same book you will gain something different from the previous reading because when you read last time we are in different situation, mood , mindset , etc. and when you read currently then again we are in different mindset, mood, etc. so if you read only one book throughout the year at least 6-8 times then see the wonders it will create. So my point is many people focus on reading more and more books but I think we should focus on quality of reading rather than quantity.
He has beautiful eyes
bubbathenaslover,he have two eyes, but it is not far different from us
His eyes are amazing...
Harindra Cherukuri may be contact lens
Harindra Cherukuri contacts
Maybe he has Punjabi roots? Idunno
I hate those ones
Yeah a line o coke will do that 😂
Waiting for a book that would be written by you! :)
Revathi Marthi very good
Me too!! And ill definitely be reading it cover to cover 📖
Revathi Marthi me too
me too 😁
If this guy is too lazy to read a whole book, you think he will write one?
What I've learned in this video is that he wants us to be an effective reader. When it comes to reading a book, it is not just about how many books you can read but it is about being an effective reader that we could be. I had this confusion for the longer time that I should read much of book even though that book is not relevant anymore for me. The relevancy of the book should also be consider. It is what he mostly mentioned to his video that it is okay to choose topic that pique your interest, not just to oblige yourself to read it cover to cover; this is also I want to practice it. Mostly for some novice, they think that reading should be an obligation to be a reader but once you master the art of reading you will also think about the effectivity and how you can make the book serve you. Because we should make the book serves us, not to serve the book, so it doesn't matter if a certain book doesn't make you immerse to continue it. One thing that we should also consider is that reading should also equate to the status quo; in which part you want to have a piece of knowledge. He mentioned that first thing he do is that he let himself watch some video for him to contextualize the book. This is also to let you think if the book can help you with your current dilemma or to tap your intellectual curiosity. Being an effective reader is underrrated. With this evolving technology that most of us is curator and creator is few. We mostly think about the consumption of information and less in using it. To be effective we should also adhere with the application because it is not about knowing but it is about the action that we can make through reading.
Couldn't have said it better.
If your objective is to read a book, maybe you should uh, read the book. If your objective is to skim what you think is important to you, fine. But for someone like me who wants to read a book, I'll read the book, cover to cover. I don't understand the focus on speed. You don't have to go through every isle to get what you want, but do you know what you've missed from the other isle that you may have enjoyed. Titles on youtube are misleading sometime. How I read a book a day, or how this woman read 100 books in a month, when she did not. I get it, the title gets more hits according to how you phrase it. But I'm guilty of saying I watched this video. I did not, I skimmed a few sections, but I got the essence of it, maybe I didn't miss anything important.
Summary::
Grab the essence,
Highlight stuff.
Focus on importnt words of the sentence.
Focus on interest power than willpower.
Thank you
@@alanjohnson9336 thanks dear for making summary and saving my time
Don't watch the video, just read the summary in the comments 😆👍
One of the most iconic book behind you back "Steve Jobs." I read it cover to cover, it's a fantastic book.
I love it so much , it was the first book I read , the best book for anyone to recommend .
I tried the professional way of reading As in, Reading while drinking a glass of juice but ended up finishing the drink without a single page done.
I always love having conversations with people that claim to read a lot of books in a short period of time. The conversation usually goes something like me having to tell them that I didn't read all of the books that they are claiming to have read, but then I ask them about the specifics of a book that we both have read and they cannot recall any of it. Reading is not the same as learning. Life is not a checklist to be gotten through. It is an experience to be learned from. It is one of the reasons I wish people would stop taking selfies in front of historical landmarks, or recording concerts that they are at. Just live in the moment people actually experience the things that you are there for, rather than endlessly chronicle your adventures so that you appear cool online and get a few likes/views/upvotes.
Our thinking match
Sometimes the author writes the whole book just to share one idea he once had with the readers. Why dive into details? Life is not worth knowing every little thought the author had when writing his book. I think the only thing needed is knowing why this book was written...
That's wisdom. Awesome🤔
Mr Zeppelin0731 That is wisdom right there.
This is not reading. It is best to read 1 book per year rather than your method of 365 books.
The purpose of reading is to gather knowledge and accumulate new ideas. In your case, reading many books just to tell others is the purpose.
I personally read 1 book a week. It's the most efficient way.
Srithan you are absolutely right.
But jay is right too. Because our brain can handle that amount of knowledge too, am I right?
Srithan
I agree.
His method is to claim that he read a high number of books in a short period of time.
His system is not reading.
Agree
@@rajeshbookrider4122 brain can't handle large info? Brother our brain can store the entire universe data... An adult hardly uses 5% of his human brain in his entire life time!
@@varunramachandran7879
well, that's the right *Answer* I think! Thanks. :-)
Now I just look at his bookshelf and know that he hasn't read any of those books
Beatriz I knew a guy who displayed hardbound covers on his shelf, but there were no books inside. Empty shells!!
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He has read only some of them 🤣🤣
Bea lol
Im reading a lot of comments and i think most people didnt actually understand what he was saying.
first, he's talking about non-fiction books, books you wanna learn from. If any of you have read books like that then you would know that sometimes you finish a book and didn't gain much from it, if anything at all.
He's saying, follow his method to know if a book is worth reading whole. pretty amazing tip if you ask me. I for sure have regretted wasting time on some books that didnt do anything for me. if i had done what he's saying in this video, i could have easily extracted the few bits that were useful and leave the rest.
You're right! I agree✔️
Bang On.. Once the essence of the book / TED is captured... One can be insightful to gaining the level of knowledge from a particular book.... In short... Time Management at it's best.... 👋
Amazing!
With this method I read 10,000 books in a year. I only read one word per book (or just the title on the cover), there is no reason to end them. How on earth I never thought of that before!
Nicolás Bascuñán genius
😆 Yep! The guy makes sense!
Lmao at least one word per page
lol. like for real for real
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Kuch bhi!!!
That's not reading. That's just flipping pages.
What's kuch bi???
@@fiveheinous9608 it means anything in Hindi
@@intekhabahmed9114 oo... Ok
I guess he has a practise of reading a *LOT* so he might understand while skimming through the book
Actually I don't know why every page's I read I forget ,please help me to avoid this situation.
@@iddyrumeme7037 maybe you have this problem because you don't really like the book you are reading and thus you are forgetting what you read because you think about something else while you read the book!!! I too had the same problem before...I used to read books which were famous but I later realised that I don't really like them and am not genuinely interested in reading them.
If I don't read a book from first page to last page, I haven't actually read it.
Exactly
Haha so relatable 🤧
stop bragging
You need to read word by word only if you are reading a story book, to get the complete experience and the imagination of the writer. But social and personality development books are numerous in this world. As jai said it is necessary to concentrate on only the topics you need. Idk why there is a lot of hatred in the comment section. One thing i disagree with jay is he said we don't need practice which is wrong. to analyze the book and to highlight the important points, it is going to definitely take a long time may by 3 or four days. Once asked in a interview to bill gates, "what super power you wanna possess?" he said the ability to read fast. There are millions of books in the world and we need to accept the method jay uses to read them faster. And some people in the comment talk about ncert and other school books, which sounds stupid. You are given a whole year to do that and as a student, it's your responsibility to read em. He obviously talks about the books on life.
Would be great if you make a video of your favourite books of all time or anything like that
1.See the TED talk or youtube video by author
2.highlight chapters u want to read in book
3.Read the introduction
4.Read first 3 lines and last 3 lines of a para to know if its worth reading
5.Make notes for each chapter
A)Whats a story here that motivates me
B)Whats a statistics here that blew my mind
C)Idea that you want to share
6.U can use finger as a pointer to speed up
U can finsish a book in 2hrs.If u liked it read cover to cover now
Only holds true for self help books
Instead of watching 10 min video just read this comment !...
Great comment. Thanks a lot!
Kaustubh H indeed if it’s research or science based books it takes time to digest the info.
Rajarshi Dasgupta bravooo
Great comment
Why are you reading the book?
*Don't ever rely on your willpower for reading a book rely on your love power*
*Tiktok for TH-cam video on the specific book*
*The sections that you find interesting*
*Started chapter 1 and make your way through*
*Use your finger and move faster*
Do you really looked at words randomly and make up a sentence for reading a book?
*Look at how much you can learn not how much you can read*
This is so dumb that I can't even believe he's serious
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YESSSS!!! This is awesome. I see Tools of Titans in the background. Such a great book.
Haha classic :)
And Elon musk too 😍
Lorial Roballo isit a good book? Ive never heard of it
Andrew Hale doesn't work for everyone but give a read :)
Lorial Roballo yep
I have been reading a lot of books lately and this definitely gave me a lot of boost 😃👍🏾
Vaisakh Sabu gramatical error the second half of ur sentence must have been this definitely has given me a lot of boost
Jay Shetty I try to reading a book but sometimes I don't understand what book exactely say about soo at that time what kind of action should be taken ?
Hey i am really stuck somewhere in reading books could you please help me
I just love reading self development books first thing in the morning everyday. I got few classy collections with me, so I take one book at a time to read one chapter a day,
Right now am reading "How to win friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie. Such a class this book as it has all the attributes to help one to develop a mindset to maintain good human relationships for life time.
This is rather a lazy way IMO. I read to learn, enjoy, and to grow from the literature, not breeze on through chapters just to brag about having "read"🙄 a book a day. No thanks.
Lol I agree
Disagree! this is good if you JUST want to cover a number of books and say that you have done it.
I'd first, search well what exactly that excites me and serve my goals. Then choose it and read it WELL!.. write summaries of each chapter and really extract the knowledge from it, perspective etc.
This world is so much fixed to read, watch, earn, eat and spend in NUMBERS forgetting that the depth is what we require. TC
Soooo you didn’t read 365 books if you just flip through the pages or topics to find what you need, that’s my opinion 😐🤨
Today I've realized that reading is not about going through words but is about gaining useful knowledge in whichever way possible. This is going to help me..
Personally I like engaging with my books and treating it like a conversation. I write thoughts in the margins and underline key points and then write my own “personalized table of contents on a blank page in front of book”. That way I can open it up years later and reread and see what I’ve taken action on. Plus some of the best parts of the book are in the places and sections you would least expect or be interested in!
I love reading books because it helps me to build my personality and to know more about me.
where do you start if youre not interested in anything
Hi
Hi Jay. Thank you for your good vidoes. I wanna share my idea with you and every one is watching this video. I agree and disagree at the same time for different parts of your suggestion. Firstly, the methods which we want to suggest for reading, have to be different for different categories of the books. Imagine I use this method for a scientific book!!!! We lose lots of important things. So based on the book's field we can suggest different mathods. Secondly, I agree that generally reading only one book, 5 minutes a day, is not a good method because after a while we forget what we read and therefore we can not have a good conclusion and summary of the book in our mind. At least we have to read some pages or one chapter. And also I agree that it's not necessary to read the whole parts of some of the books. For example, if we want to learn how to solve an equation and there is a book about that, we can only find the solution and it's not necessary to read the other parts which are related to how this equation is used in NASA!
However, the number of the books are not so important,instead, the most important thing is getting new strategies for using in our life for having a better quality of life. Thats the reason I hate when others ask howmany books did you read!!! I would like the question, if it were: How much did you gain from the books you read. What were the results in your life. Did you think about what was the concept! and did you try to use them?
Overall, it's like a theory and no one can tell you that's completely true or fauls.
Good Luck
Too much to read.
Thanks so much for you shared useful tips
Reading tips:
1. Check book summaries to decide whether you really want to read it or not.
2. In Index of a book highlight the part which interest you the most.
3. When reading a chapter firstly, skim read it to get an overview of it and decide whether you want to read it again for better understanding.
4. Read the first chapter because author has put so much energy into that.
5. Use finger while reading to speed up the process.
6. Focus on the strongest 5-6 words of a paragraph for faster reading.
7. After the end of each chapter write down this 3s:
• What did this chapter is conveying according to me?
• What to do I learn from this chapter?
• Which one of the stories in this chapter inspired me the most?
• Where & When I am gonna apply the principles which i learn from this chapter?
"Don't just read a book beacause someone told you"
Me: uhm so I don't need to read the books my teacher gave me? If that makes reading faster oK.
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I got your point 😊 We should skim through the main points of the book to understand what the book is about and if it is worth it to invest my time to read the whole book. It actually can help to get my ideas about a book before reading them so we can decide if we should read it or not, and if it is something I figure I need to read, then this time I am gonna read cover to cover which will add some real values in my life and there's more possibility of me using those Ideas to improve myself instead of halfheartedly finishing a book I don't like for the sake of finishing it. That’s my interpretation of this video and I think it only works for non-fiction. Thank You so much for putting the time and effort to make this video 😊💕 I'm gonna go watch some Tedtalks by some of the authors whose books were on my TBR list then read them
Awesome video bro
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"Reading is more efficient when at rest. Audio is more efficient when in motion." Naval Ravikant
If I buy the book I’m gonna read the book
Then you didnt read any of those books.
Dont be lazy and read a whole book... 🤦🏻♂️
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Love the "3S formula" for each time you finish a chapter - the story that inspired you, the statistic that blew your mind, and a note of something you want to share with someone else. I agree with your point about bringing energy and enthusiasm to a book, vs having the attitude of forcing ourselves through them. If you "have to" read a book for school, that's a joy killer if that's the attitude. If you "get to" read a book for a class because you think through why your professor thought that book would benefit you as a person, a citizen or in your future profession, then it puts a different spin on it.
I remember the summer I was 9 years old, staying with my grandparents. They only had children's classics (from when their children were young). What did I know about classics? All I knew at 9 was, "Oh, cool, this book has an elephant on the cover!" and "this book is about kids having adventures!" I read Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, Jungle Book, Kim, Scarlet Letter, and a dozen more. Then, over the next few years in middle and high school, we would get to those books in the curriculum and I would be so excited at the chance to revisit a beloved friend, whereas all the other students groaned and moaned about "having to" read these wonderful books. It taught me such an important life lesson about the power of choice and attitude.
Your not reading the whole complete book per day.
Your selecting bits of the book to read.
That's not reading and completing the whole book.
Think of reading a story book in such manner😂😂😂 it would takes 365 days to read one.
Definitely this guy has not read one book a day.
Hey I have started making animated book summaries....you can prefer that too...it will guide you to the basic parts
The book 'How to read a Book' has some very interesting points I think you would like. There are 4 stages of reading and you are primarily focused on just the second stage (skimming reviewing etc. within a limited period of time that you have set for yourself). This can be powerful but stages 3 (reading in an unlimited amount of time to get the most out of a book) and 4 (reading multiple books at the same time on a specific area to critically analyse what you are reading and create ideas for yourself) are mind-blowing and will help you remember much more...
What is stage 1?
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
This must be Generation X version of ‘How to read a real book for dummies.’
A LOT of us didn't get what he wanted to say .He just Recommended us to have an idea of the book and then only dive into word to word stuff if and when required at all!
The average CEO reads 52 books a year
source?
Sorry, but that isn't reading... you just skimmed a book a day. THAT IS NOT READING! Reading is diving in a complete new universe and experiencing it. What you did was just looking at YT videos about it, read 10 pages and said that you read a book. You did it just for saying:"Ey i read over 300 books this year!" You did not read them.
Jay:How do I read a book everyday? I don't 😎
I thought that was a hair on my screen... Lol
@@myschoolitaly2298 Exactly bro...I tried remove it and it is moving along with screen....I was thinking how it went in the screen...after few seconds I realized.....
@@myschoolitaly2298 lol me too
Better to change that hair😌
Lol same I tried to move it out of the way
He is highlighting what he can requote in his videos. I'm sorry this method has no appreciation for the writers effort.
Tip: Watch it at 1.5x speed.
1.25x is better
Thanks
2x could be better
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I read two books a week and I DON'T skim through them. What is the point of just skimming through a book? You miss so much by a cursory perusal of a book, it completely defeats the object.
Why was he staring into my soul the whole video
It’s those beautiful piercing eyes! 😊
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I really started to read books on a regular basis when i finished college to expand my mind.I am one of those who changed career (trying to) at 24 and now at 29 i have set a goal to read at least one book per month.I'm keen on biographies like the one of steve jobs you have on your backround(you ve become already a marketeer by reading this).These days im reading Phil Knight's autobiography.Keep up the good work!
Awesome tips!! Thank you for that! Could you also make a video about the most inspiring books you´ve red?
"Rad"
U meant
Jay Bhaiyya, I am reading books, but after reading the whole book, I cannot understand what I learned from it... Books are reading like it is just to finish it. You tell me how to fix it… plzz
I wish I had come across with this video 2 years ago. nevertheless , I am delighted that I watched this really helped me to organize my mind and steps .however I like your videos really inspires a lot and have helped me in learning English as well so I just wanted to thank you for every single video that has an impact on me , ultimately I am going to follow these tips from now and I am sure it will help me inshallah to read books to be more educated and sophisticated .
Thanks a bunch Jay Shetty ❤️
The comments gives me hope. I'm happy to see that people don't actually buy into the deceptive message of this video. Good books takes time to read and requires time to understand and reflect upon. I devote several hours a day for reading but I'm in no way reading a book a day.
What a shame to highlight sirtain parts of the book and only focus on that. An important part of learning is definitely reading the parts which is beyond your scope of interest, and it is exactly those parts of the book that will expand you world view and surprise you in new and colorful ways.
There is nothing extraordinary in what he does.
There is so much potential in harming yourself by believing you have to hurry through life and push yourself to comprehend valuable information as fast as possible.
Take your time and enjoy reading in your own pace.
Set a goal for how much you want to read daily, but be realistic and finish the damn book from start to end
Give this guy RD Sharma xi and ask him to finish in 365 hours
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Misguiding title. This is not what reading is about.
Besides, good that you read 1 book a day and 365 book a year (+1 for leap year). So tell us in detail how your life has so changed so much ?
Reading a Book nowadays has become simple business strategy by so called Business Gurus and life coaches. And they dedicately make their courses on it. We inspire from Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates etc.. But the most important thing is we have to decide whether you read it or not. There's no thumb rule to read lot of books in a year. Feel free and give time to urself to learn from Books
Thank You for the tips Jay they are much appreciated and I can't wait to put them into action.
The Qur'an is the only book that pushes one to think and reflect more deeply and consistently than any other books. Surely, in the remembrance of Allah, The One True God, do hearts find rest ♥️
Interesting to find out how to read a book. My old way of reading really took so long to finish a book, and sometimes couldn't even remember well after reading. Will try the method and thanks for sharing