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I think my strategy backfires if the book is really good. Personally my night reading is very casual, usually a light non fiction book that doesn't provoke much
by sotojuan 10y ago
I think my strategy backfires if the book is really good. Personally my night reading is very casual, usually a light non fiction book that doesn't provoke much deep thought.
For me it's mostly about slowing down.
- douche 10y agoThere's nothing like cracking a book open to read a few pages before bed, then noticing that all of a sudden the sun is coming in through the window and it's time to go to work...
- majewsky 10y agoI think it depends on the chapter length. 1. While I'm inside a chapter, I'll keep reading until the end of the chapter. 2. When I'm at the end of a chapter, I will stop if (and only if) I feel that I cannot invest the time to start the next chapter right now. So short chapters are bad because I will just keep going ("oh come on, only two more pages") and long chapters are bad because I will not even start them. The sweet spot for me was two years ago when I read www.hpmor.com.
- badwolf 10y agofor me it's more: 1. While inside a chapter, I'll just finish this chapter... 2. At the end of the chapter "oh, I gotta find out what happens. Just one more quick chapter..."