How to Read and Enjoy More Books in Less Time (and Still Have a Life)
You love books. You know how important it is to read. In fact, you can’t leave a bookstore without at least one.
But there’s an on-going problem lately.
You have a tendency to buy or borrow books but not actually read them. They sit on your shelf or bedside table silently screaming for you to open them.
Now, your reading pile grows higher and higher as you promise yourself to read them. Maybe this summer. Maybe this fall. Maybe this winter. Oh, maybe when you find the time to do it!
Life is busy. You badly want to read. But it’s becoming extremely difficult to squeeze time for it. And you’re hearing about these people who read one book a week or 50 plus books a year.
You’re starting to wonder, “Is there a magical way to read this much?” “Do they even have a life aside from reading?”
What if I told you:
Leveling up your reading game is not impossible. You can actually read more books than you thought.
While reading more books does not automatically equate to learning, it has its own benefits too.
Just like a writer who has to do several drafts before he can complete his novel or a painter who needs to repaint a canvas a…
