I've started reading more, now that I stopped giving my self goals. It's an enjoyable pastime, an escape from reality. Making reading goals turns all of that into busy work for me. The only limits I set myself now are how many more books I can add to my TBR pile (no it doesn't work, you already know that).
Enjoy the ride at your own pace and don't look at it like a competition. Accountability is great, but you shouldn't force yourself into doing something you don't enjoy. Were already forced into enough BS nowadays.
Maximus_Ride t1_ivtt7i5 wrote
Reply to What are your "reading goals"? by basketsnbeer
I've started reading more, now that I stopped giving my self goals. It's an enjoyable pastime, an escape from reality. Making reading goals turns all of that into busy work for me. The only limits I set myself now are how many more books I can add to my TBR pile (no it doesn't work, you already know that).
Enjoy the ride at your own pace and don't look at it like a competition. Accountability is great, but you shouldn't force yourself into doing something you don't enjoy. Were already forced into enough BS nowadays.