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Why Do we rely on others to tell us which book to read?

The transition from relying on others to select books—such as parents, teachers, or professors—to independently choosing what to read is a significant rite of...

The Purpose of Reading: Transformation Through Knowledge

Reading a book should ideally be a transformative experience. It has the potential to challenge your beliefs, expand your understanding, and inspire action. However,...

The irony of speedreading

The irony of speedreading lies in the fact that if you can successfully speedread a book, it often signals that the book may not...

The ultimate goal of reading is to apply it effectively in real-world contexts

The ultimate goal of reading is not merely to memorize information but to apply it effectively in real-world contexts. Memorization, while useful for recalling...

Reading book summaries and believing you understand the book

Reading book summaries and believing you understand the book is akin to watching a movie trailer and thinking you grasp the entire film. This...

Building a Reading Habit: The Power of the 2-Minute Rule

Developing a reading habit is often perceived as a monumental task, requiring time, discipline, and the mental resolve to dive into books for extended...