I read books with no goals, I always do whatever I want, but I write about my reading experience and excerpts after reading each book.
To be honest, the busy work reduces my reading time. If I made reading a goal, I might be as anxious about the goal as I was at work, not really enjoying the joy of books.
I hope reading is fun and stimulates my thinking. Because books are always there, happiness isn't. I always take time to read, the charm of books is always like this, reading can make me feel different emotions and escape from the real world.
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Reply to What are your "reading goals"? by basketsnbeer
I read books with no goals, I always do whatever I want, but I write about my reading experience and excerpts after reading each book.
To be honest, the busy work reduces my reading time. If I made reading a goal, I might be as anxious about the goal as I was at work, not really enjoying the joy of books.
I hope reading is fun and stimulates my thinking. Because books are always there, happiness isn't. I always take time to read, the charm of books is always like this, reading can make me feel different emotions and escape from the real world.