10 RULES of READING
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- Great readers manage to go through multiple books by following actual rules of reading.
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In this Alux.com video we will be answering the following questions:
How many rules are there in reading?
What are the three methods of reading?
What are the reading skills which comply with the basic rules of reading?
What are 10 Rules of Reading?
What are some rules of reading books?
What are the best rules of reading?
What are your top 10 rules of reading a book?
What are the rules of reading of a book?
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Find the reason you need to read.
00:55 - Make it easy to read.
01:25 - Start with good books.
02:16 - Take notes
02:42 - Find something applicable.
03:06 - Read the same book multiple times.
03:46 - You don’t have to finish a book to have “read it”.
04:27 - Don’t speed read
05:12 - Read with an open mind
06:13 - Don’t judge a book by its cover
07:05 - Question
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Hello Aluxers! Are you an avid reader Aluxer? If so, what book can you recommend to other Aluxers?
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Thank you Alux
I can't recommend a book coz only I have read all are recommended by your channel only thing I could say is I love your work and channel
Books from Robert Greene,
“All leaders are readers, but not all readers are leaders”...
48 Laws of Power and a manga called Again.
1)find the reason you need to read
2)make it easy to read
3) start with good Book
4)take notes
5)find something applicable
6)read same book multiple times
7) don't speed read
8)read with open mind
9) don't judge a book by it's cover
I am actually searching for this. tnx
1. 5 am club
2. Think like a monk
3. Attitude is everything
4. The alchemist
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U save 6:00 min although i watch 1min abt ths and typing comments abt this 1min
I'm gonna take a read of each
"There is no friend as loyal as a book."
Ernest Hemingway
The Midnight Library
The Alchemist
Atomic Habits
The Da Vinci Code
Who will cry when we die
The above are few of my all time fav books I’ve read until now
If you are reading this right now, I wish you the most ABUNDANT year of your life.
Some books that I would like to suggest in for different areas of life and personality which shaped me into what I am now are as follows :
1. 48 laws of power by robert green.
2. The Mental math by Arthur Benjamin
2.How to learn anything almost in 48 hours
2.2 How to develop a Brilliant Memory by Dominic O Brian.
2.3 Moon walking with Einstein
2.4 How to learn like a Polymath
3. Who will cry when you die.
4. Who mooved my cheese by Spencer Johnson
5. RICH DAD POOR DAD
6. THE psychology of Money
7. THE PARRABLE OF PIPELINE.
8. Atomic Habits, The Power of Now, Deepwork, Rework , The Compound Effect.
9. THE China Study on Nutrition.
10. THE EASY WAY TO STOP SMOKING ALLEN CARR (A Must read for Smokers)
11. RANGE david epstein
12. The Theory of Everything.
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‘You can heal your life’, ‘power of your unconscious mind’,and ‘rich dad poor dad’ are the life changing books for me📚
Here are my 10 extra tips to INCREASE your daily manifestations that I’ve learned over the years..👇🏾
1. Practice gratitude every morning. When you wake up, list everything that you are grateful for and feel that gratitude in your core. Feel free to write things down in a journal so it is easy for you to remember.
2. Replace your negative thoughts with positive ones. Every time you feel a negative thought coming on, make a positive spin on it right away.
3. Take ownership for things that happen in your life. It's easy to blame others however you will feel much better when you realize that most issues stem from us.
4. ALWAYS believe that good things are about to happen. By being open to new possibilities you are inviting abundance into your life.
5. Remember that like attracts like so you get back whatever you put out, whether it is good or bad. So do good AND received good.
6. Meditate for five minutes a day. During this time focus on how you want your life to be; but place your focus on how you feel AND feel that feeling as if you have already accomplished those goals.
7. Step outside of your comfort zone. Stop playing it safe and make that decision to finally go for your dreams.
8. Focus on activities that make you feel truly happy. When you are truly happy you have the best vibrational frequency to manifest your desires.
9. Avoid the naysayers and surround yourself with people who only lift you higher. Downers will be downers, don't let them drag you into their misery.
10. Don't be afraid to dream and know that you are always supported by the universe.
Hope this helps!
- Your Friendly Neighborhood Coach ❤
Aren't we talking about reading here?
1.LEARN
2.IMPLEMENT
3.GET RESULTS
4.IMPROVE RESULTS
THATS MY MOTTO OF READING 📚📚📚
The pronunciation and voice of the lady is awesome.
Maybe it's AI
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For someone who has trouble sleeping, reading is the way to go. Instead of me spending time scrolling through instagram/tiktok before bed, i now prefer to set my alarm, put the phone away and just read a book, no audiobooks!!! Simply reading anything from short stories or a few pages of a novel, anything on paper really, And i fall asleep and wake up refreshed more than ever
The subtle art of not giving a f*uk is the first book I've read that was actually super chill and relatable so I actually took interest in it l. Now I'm reading more books that i have never thought about reading before.
Check out the alchemist, and or Celestine prophecy! 🤘🏾
Jeez, how old are you buddie, 8?
This is what you decided to bring to the world today ?
It's a good pick regardless of Mark's language and frank narration. I enjoyed reading it and is very much useful for today's setting
I have always been a reader, but the book I read as an adult, that changed my life was 'Catherine Ponder: The Dynamic Laws of Prosperity'
I'ma try that
It helped you on what aspect
So good and works!
Audiobooks are gold. When you travel put a book on and set it to repeat.
only if you already read the book otherwise it's less likely to take out more from it
I want to read books on doing business, growing rich, becoming a Millionaire and this channel has helped me.
Dr Ambedkar Framer of the Constitution of India once said," If you do not have a friend,then books are your best friends." He said this based on his life.Alux reminded me. Thanks Alux
I just finished Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill in one day!! Seriously one of the best books I’ve heard and yes the audio version is here on TH-cam and is read in conversation mode as if Napoleon was actually interviewing the devil.
I give it 5⭐️
Written decades ago yet fascinating and effective to the present times
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Just Jas read that book around 7-8 years ago, thanks for the reminder, will be re reading it again soon! Thank you 😁👍🏻
"Can't hurt me" by David Goggins is a great book
I allow myself to go through book phases. So, if I am interested in business for a short period of time I read only business books. When I am ready for entertainment I read fiction books. In conclusion I focus on one subject of multiple books at a time.
"We read to know that we're not alone."
- a saying from Shadowlands.
"read a book while you shit" easy few books 😂
Uncle John's bathroom reader was a gem
Note taking is a must for me! I would recommend Animal Farm. It’s just such a cool allegory and the end is chilling and disturbing.
Read classics, and you will fall in love with books.
I read audiobook while walking.
Health + knowledge at the same time😊
Reading books is a great past time. Classic books is a good start.
I ❤ exploring bookshops, and buying books.
The book I'd recommend is Dune by Frank Herbert, it's fiction but it has so many great quotes and covers almost every topic that has to do with humanity, being human and how the world works, things like dealing with pain, and fear, controlling your emotions, preserving the environment, how to be a great leader, how to learn, grow, adapt, etc... There is so much wisdom in this book, totally worth a read, and with the movie adaptation coming out in literally 3 days, you'll have an extrinsic motivation and reward
Hey YOU, incredible person reading this...The truth is you are confident and good enough already with who you are, where you are at and what you have right now to have the success you want in life. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn that skill and go after it! I believe in you so much! Have an awesome day! - Love, Nat ❤️
Nat. Your positivity annoys the hell out of me because you feel like your doing something good. Go and adopt a child, your positivity will be valued then.
#6 is so true. I read The Art of Seduction 3x and my dating life has improved drastically
"you're turning shit into knowledge here..." LMAO
"Shit for brains"
new Tee shirt
Thank you for setting the record straight regarding speed reading. You also set the record straight on prioritizing what's worth reading. Great video!!
I reread the Richest Man In Babylon. Warnock Uncut is also a greatd read. 😊
7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Stephen Covey
Talent is Never Enough - John Maxwell
I agree with reading a really good book multiple times, absorbing, and applying everything that you can. It truly makes all the difference in the world in your life....even at different stages of your life or years later. I always find something new each time I read a really good book I own not everything is applicable when you first buy a book. The ones you don't end up liking give them to a library or trade online for one you would like to read. I own the Natural Cures, it's been around a long time. I may need to loan it to my sister who has skin cancer due to a tanning bed because they have her worried about being in the sun. I don't even recall that being in this book so maybe I need to reread it myself.
A Must read book - Auto Biography of a Yogi' by Sri Paramahansa Yogananda
I recommend this book: How to Read Books by Mortimer J.
I love it because it's about great scientific technique used by many scholars to read books, analyze them and gain insights when building a mosaic of information that will give you the true depth of the subject you're reading about. Give it a go, you don't necessarily need to pay for it (another excuse to not read books "I don't have money for it". Bullocks. Education is free or costs next to nothing, so go and get it.
Got a copy, it's a classic
Thanks for sharing, I'm adding it to my list.
Sounds great. Reading a book about how to read books
The power of positive thinking is the first-ever book I bought ...now I have read more than 20 books and gonna be a lifelong reader.
The 5 love languages by Gary Chapman
This book would help improve your relationship with your family members,co workers,acquaintance etc
I read this book without looking up a word in the dictionary-easiest read for me thus far.
Thank you for making book series alive again.
I read alchemist and How to win friends and influence people.
10 RULES OF READING
1) Find the reason you need to read
2) Make it easy to read
3) Start with good books
4)Take notes
5) Find something applicable
6) Read the same book multiple times
7) You don't have to finish a book to have "read it"
8)don't speed read
9) Read with an open mind
10) Don't judge a book by its cover
I read 20 books per year in average. Reading makes you a super person with superpowers. It improves your cognitive capabilities like memory, vocabulary , talkative skills, concentration, and so more...I also recommend reading in many languages. I wish many vlogers read a lot though since many of their videos are lacking of content. I recomemd reading The chess player by Stephan Zweig and The importance of doing nothing by Oscar Wilde.
I would recommend seven Habits of highly effective people it had an amazing impact on me
All time classic, it helped to learn how to forgive
Alux: “you’re turning shit into knowledge here”
Yow that cracked me up HAHHAHA
"Read the same book multiple times." / "You don’t have to finish a book to have “read it”." / "Don’t speed read" / ... Oh, yes, it is true .... Thanks, ALUX !
I recommend Basic Economics by Dr Thomas Sowell. Just one read of this book will save the world half the stupid decisions and their consequences.
I love reading financial books and books that can change a person's life . What about yours.🤗
The current three books that I am reading is The Secret by Rhonda Byrne, The Meditations, An Emperor's Guide to Mastery by Marcus Aurelius, and SOAR by T.D. Jakes!
Nicely explained, I read all the comments, I am thankful to All for your comments, tips and books topics you all shared
There are many books that have shaped my life. Among those a few that stand out are: "What makes the great, great", "As a man thinketh", "The greatest salesman in the world", and "The 48 laws of power"
The Alchemist
Richest man in Babylon
The strangest secret
Think and grow rich
Ikigai
The success principles
The magic of thinking big
Rich dad, poor dad
The 5 love languages
The more you read, sometimes if the subjects aren't even similar talk to one another. Authors reference other authors or books and open up other avenues of expansion. I read physical books first thing in the morning and last thing before bed. In the day I listen to about two hours of audio books while I'm doing something else.
Good rules to go by. Good work encouraging the world to read. We need more of that.
Always been a fan of playing by the rules. Thanks Alux.
1. Immortal Talks
2. Immortal Talks 2
3. Outwitting The Devil by Napoleon Hill
4. The Magic of Believing
5. Richest Man in Babylon
6. Self Discipline by John Winters
7. It Takes What It Takes by Trevor Mowad
8. Solution Based Mind Reprogramming by 19keys
9. Ego Is The Enemy by Ryan Holiday
10. Psycho- Cybernetics By Maxwells Waltz
A list of books I’ve indulged in this year.
Enjoy and I’m looking forward to seeing what everyone else post so I can add them to my list of up and coming reads.
Right now, I am reading (and applying as I go) PROFIT FIRST. Total game changer for my AirBnb business...
I suggest reading the Power of Now and the Four agreements. They're wonderful books
My recomendations:
Non-Fiction: A New Earth-Eckhart Tolle
Fiction: The shattered sea trilogy by joe abercrombie Or the 7 husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Laughed my ass off when she said, “turning shit into knowledge “.
Two absolutely brilliant books that I have read in the recent past are : Tiny Habits - BJ Fogg & Good To Great by Jim Collins. Simply not to be missed------
I have enjoyed Good to Great as well. It is the type of book I think people should recommend more often because it wakes up and encourage the good in us. All in a business thriving perspective.
Reading is great, be a life long learning
There are so many reasons that I appreciate this channel. Alux never disappoints me; this is definitely very important. Reading is key to personal development.
Alux Narrator- you da queen of candor. Like rip van winkle- I been asleep in the matrix, woke up & started listening to you. The red reality pill. God Smacked. Keep the fire burning Alux.
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This is one of my weakest areas in life.. I really needed this. Let me dive right in..
I would love to Recommend:
"Zero To One" by Peter Thiel.
"The 5am Club" by Robin Sharma
"Ego Is The Enemy" by Ryan Holiday
Zero to one, great book. Currently ready it
I love this channel. Been following I for years and I have never regretted it. The content is well thought out. Straight to the point and highly informative.
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Great topic!
Last month i turned 30 years old, i decided to pick up a book since i realized i wasn’t going no where or getting any smarter. Its actually opening doors to new curiosities and enhancing my brain with wanting to know more about whats written on this books full of bursting knowledge.
"Essentialism" is very good book, i will recommend this book to you
15 Best books one must read before you die
1. Shortness of life by Secena
2. Who will cry when you die by Robin Sharma
3.The Power of Self-discipline by Brina Tracy
4. The power of subconscious mind by Dr. Joseph Murphy
5.The Everything Hero Manifesto by Robin Sharma
6.The Magic Power of self image Psychology by Maxwell Maltz
7. The story of my life by Helen Keller
8. Atomic Habits by James Clear
9.The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene
10.How to stop worrying and start living by Dale Carnegie
11. The laws of success by Napoleon Hill
12. Unbreakable by M.C Mary Kom
13. How to think like Leonardo da Vinci by Michael J. Gelb
14. 100 ways to motivate yourself by Steve Chandler
15. Aseop's Fables ( Classic Book)
all the points are bang on , well put so obvious points
Thanks for sharing with us!
The alchemist is a classic!!!
Highly recommended for everyone
Only problem of mine while reading is Vocabulary, I forgot meaning of words after finishing chapter or book, so after taking another book i don't remember those words and again had to find meaning which consumes much time and distractes me while reading.
Thanks for this video. Always coming with the great inspiration
"Never Split the Difference" is a must read in my opinion.
Very very useful information 👍
Thanks A Million this video will help me to read books.
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant and The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle showed me the world in a way I never imagined and the latter I am reading for the 2nd time
Thanks Alux
As usual terrific work ❤
Best book I read this year was The Prophet by Khalil Gibran. The second best was Untamed by Glennon Doyle. I DEFINITELY plan to reread both!
PS. The first one is available as an audiobook on TH-cam and is less than 2 hours long.
A book that impacted my life is titled “Chasing the Scream” by Johann Hari . It’ll change your perspective on the frown upon prejudgment of those who are addicted to drugs
I’ve been a huge fan of the Lincoln Lawyer series.
Thanks for the rules
I recommend Susan Caine - Quiet
I LIOVE Alux content. This video seemed rushed tho. Information is still A1.
I'm not (yet) an avid reader myself. But for future Aluxers I suggest them the book thief of Markus Zusak.
Also, also want to create a novel for my people and myself. Dream and make on Aluxers. Great vid.
One thing I love the most from Alux is that the voice of the presenter wow nice and amazing to hear. She makes me listening to her programmes several times without realizing it my self. What is the secret of your voice dear?
Ereaders have a highlight and note taking options to save important stuff
Despite how much I love technology, there are some realities that can not be replaced
1. Reading a book, can do take you to a different world in which you can agree or disagree with the story.
2. Writing a letter by hand, you feel the words written by the person.
Try it: finish a novel or story from second half to last . Then first half will be more interesting
I don't really read non fiction as much but my favourite by far is How To Win Friend and Influence People by Dale Carnegie.
In fiction, I read a lot but I'll recommend only a few: Six of Crows duology, It's Kind of A Funny Story and stuff like that
Thank you, Alux ❤️🙏
Thank you for a great video !
Always a pleasure Alux.From Nairobi 👊
My key to read is to allow myself to read even 1 sentence a day. One book I'd recommend is : The Go Getter
Dear Team, Thank you each one of you for your efforts you take for us. Since last 3 years I have never seen anything I can avoid. GREAT WORK guys. Can I expect book recommendation videos more? How can I contact with you directly? Please guide me.
To the *incredible person* that's seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't ever blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Your smile is precious and the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Stay Positive.
I used to be a lazy reader, read maybe two books or three a year, but now I'm reading more since the concept of self development was introduced to me by Jim Rohn and Les Brown and Alux of course. The book that change and I would recommend is " Self Matters" by Dr Phil Mcgraw, this book changed my self concept I highly recommend it
Nudge: Improving decisions about health, wealth, and happiness.
By: Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein
This book left a huge impact!
"the 4 hour workweek" !! this book is something
The Man Without Qualities.
I highly recommend you read that if you're an avid reader. It's a huge read, but totally worth it as it doesn't get boring after a while despite being more than 1700 pages.
1. Think and grow rich
2. Alchemist
3. how to stop worrying and start living
4. Rich dad poor dad
5. Bhagwat Geeta