This is what I've started doing in the past couple years to read nonfiction. It's really worked for me. 1. Keep a simple text file of your top books to read. L

This is what I've started doing in the past couple years to read nonfiction. It's really worked for me. 1. Keep a simple text file of your top books to read. Line number indicates priority: line 1 is the #1 book on the list, 2 is #2, etc. 2. Rearrange the list, or add new books as you learn about them in the appropriate place, over time. 3. Go to your library every few weeks and check out #1 and #2. Delete books you've finished. Let the limited duration of borrowing push you to keep reading. *you should ideally have a very complete library near you, probably with branches you can also request books from, for this to work