- Do not read books, because you should, read for pleasure.
Sometimes you have to read books because it is necessary for work – such reading does not count. Unless you find this book quite entertaining. But this, unfortunately, is rare. The same goes for fashion books (whether it’s work or play, it doesn’t matter). That is, all your friends have read and speak about the book only positively. And you read because it is fashionable, the book does not go, you continue to gag and read. And this is fraught with indigestion!
I’m lucky – I’m reading Haruki Murakami’s “What I Say When I Talk About Running.” I need this book for work, and yet I really like it (yes, I like Murakami’s syllable and his convoluted philosophical books).
- Take time to read. Nowadays, few people can find enough time to read books. That is, we read a huge amount of articles and literature that relates to our activities, but due to work overload, constant multitasking, hanging on the Internet and watching TV shows, we do not have free time for personal reading. Discard one episode of the next series that does not see an end in sight. Now there are many e-readers and you can read in transport (if you managed to get in during rush hour). In the end, nobody canceled reading in the toilet and it is better to take a book than to hang out on Twitter or social networks on a smartphone.
- If you are reading, do not be distracted by other activities. That’s what e-readers (the same Kindle) are good at in contrast to tablets, so it’s the absence of distractions! I can tell from my own experience that when reading a book from a tablet, my hands are constantly reaching out to check my mail, Twitter and messages on FB. And the e-reader completely frees you from such temptations, not to mention the good old paper book. All that remains is to find a quiet, cozy place and read, read, read …
