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I dont wish to interrupt the discussion, but am genuinely curious as to how you make time for reading ? Do you read as a daily ritual ? or do you block time for
by rajeshmr 11y ago
I dont wish to interrupt the discussion, but am genuinely curious as to how you make time for reading ? Do you read as a daily ritual ? or do you block time for reading ? Weekends maybe ?
How do you fit reading while running a family ?
- robinwarren 11y agoI find if I've an interesting enough book I'll choose to read that after my daughter is in bed rather than watch TV, or I'll read in bed at night. I'll admit though that for long stretches of the year I don;t read anything, going on holiday can often be an excuse to start a new book. Having a long commute to work used to help but I've been working from home this year so the amount of reading I do has dropped significantly.
- blumkvist 11y agoBoth. Reading in bed gives me an hour or so. Weekends give me ~10 hours or so. Holidays give me a ton of time. Then there are audiobooks and commute.
- rajeshmr 11y agoIf you are a family man then I assume weekends take their own turns..! Unplanned shoppings, outings, guests etc.. Sometimes i feel a sabbatical would be ideal.. But then very few companies are open to the concept!
- kitwalker12 11y agoI just get them on Audible and listen to them on my drive to work. Although I do miss marking passages and taking notes on a "real" book. The bookmark feature just doesn't cut it.