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dahlia-llama t1_j5ln8ds wrote
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How do you read so much so quickly? Any tips? Distracted data scientist here. Beautiful viz!
cremepat OP t1_j5lpu2d wrote
I read every night before bed! It's such an ingrained habit now I can't fall asleep without doing it.
I also don't watch much tv (ironically because I find it hard to sit still and focus), so that time goes to reading too
dahlia-llama t1_j5o87tc wrote
Thank you for sharing!
NihilismRacoon t1_j5lt2px wrote
Best advice I always see is first and foremost just making time for it, it sounds simple but with so many different ways to spend your time nowadays it takes a conscious effort to carve time out to read, even just starting out reading 30 minutes a day and you'll notice a dramatic uptick in the amount of books you're reading. Try reading in different formats, (physical, ebook, audiobook), having a designated "reading place" can help people get into that mode of reading. If you're not enjoying a book, move on, don't force yourself to read books that will make it feel like school and at the end of the day reading is supposed to be fun. Hope this helps.
dahlia-llama t1_j5o89cd wrote
Thank you!
Adventurous-Quote180 t1_j5lqd4b wrote
If you think about its easily doable. Lets say OP reads one page per minute, which should be doable. Then reading two books a weak, with an avarage of 300 pages means reading 600 minute a weak, which is is a bit more than 85 minutes a day. Even if you read slower, reading two hours a day should be doable. Ofc only if you enjoy reading
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