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2 books per month, really? What does your schedule looks like? I have a large catalog of books which Id love to go over, but it can be very hard for me to find
by CyanBird 7y ago
2 books per month, really?
What does your schedule looks like? I have a large catalog of books which Id love to go over, but it can be very hard for me to find the time to simply sit and read beyond sitting on a plane or a bus
- ConsiderCrying 7y agoDo you not have much free time after work? Or do you just feel like there are better things to occupy it, other than reading? I always read after a work and manage more than 2 books a month but, then again, I don't think I've seen a movie or played a video game in at least half a year, so I'm sacrificing on that front.
- Infinitesimus 7y agoI'd wager family responsibilities (young kids, sick family, partner who doesn't value reading alone for 1hr as much as you do, etc.)
- ConsiderCrying 7y agoYeah, I'm lucky to have no kids and a bookworm partner so I don't get roped into playing with toys or watching reality TV. The other option in such cases would probably be their commute to work, if they have one. Audiobooks can be a real savior there.
- ed312 7y agoFor me a kindle + about one hour per night before bed. I fly through fiction, nonfiction is a bit slower if I take notes.
- christiansakai 7y agoI read on the subway everyday. My commute time is 1 hr to work and 1 hr to home so 2 hrs everyday. Most of the time it is enough to read 2 books per month. I don’t do speed reading.