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I think my reading efficacy can be improved significantly by not spending time reading junk and spending more time reading good stuff. That is, I have a priori
by scarejunba 7y ago
I think my reading efficacy can be improved significantly by not spending time reading junk and spending more time reading good stuff.
That is, I have a prioritization problem not a throughput problem. Most people I know are like this.
- sitkack 7y agoMost books have value, even if it wasn't what the author intended. Read a book like you would eat a meal, smell it, take small bites of a couple chapters and see if it is something you like or would like to make on your own. So many people start at one portion and slog their way through like a backhoe excavating a building site. Skim, summarize, catalog and synthesize. Of course all of this is directed at non-fiction works.