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How to Remember What You Read
The Blank Sheet Method: From Passive Reading to Active Learning
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The #1 Reading Mistake To Avoid At All Costs:
Discovering a life-changing, mind-blowing insight that gets your heart racing, and then doing nothing with it.
Unless you are reading to be entertained, the failure to take action when we find what we need is a critical mistake .
My advice?
Read things that are connected to specific goals and projects you ... See more
Discovering a life-changing, mind-blowing insight that gets your heart racing, and then doing nothing with it.
Unless you are reading to be entertained, the failure to take action when we find what we need is a critical mistake .
My advice?
Read things that are connected to specific goals and projects you ... See more
Paul Musso, PhD on Substack
When you read, to maximize what you learn: immediately after reading a book write down “ten things I learned”. Else, you won’t remember more than 1 or 2 things at best from the book.
James Altucher • Seven Steps to Learn and Master Anything as Quickly as Possible
When I finish that first read, I go through the book a second time, rereading just the highlighted parts so I can really process the most valuable nuggets. If I can, I’ll annoy someone nearby by sharing these bits so I can process them again even more deeply.