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What about a position or chair that lets you lean back a little (convex) instead of slouch forward (concave)? I've always felt much better in that position than
by hombre_fatal 3y ago
What about a position or chair that lets you lean back a little (convex) instead of slouch forward (concave)? I've always felt much better in that position than slouching forward. Though my ideal position is laying belly down on the floor (insane). I've also been known to pace circles on my patio while reading.
I personally moved to audiobooks. It's slower, but made up for the fact that I can go for a walk, cook, clean the house, so it's much more time effective than sitting down to read for extended periods.
- wnolens 3y agoInteresting, I find audiobooks faster end-to-end as I don't re-read pages again and again. But it means i have to focus more, so I absolutely can't walk/cook/clean at the same time!
- hombre_fatal 3y agoI couldn't focus on audiobooks for a long time so I avoided them for years. At some point I started listening to Youtube scary stories at night to wind down while cooking or running since it wasn't a big deal to miss out. And then I realized I could eventually maintain full concentration while multitasking and gave audiobooks another try successfully. So maybe it's a muscle you have to exercise for some of us.