Up until about a week ago, I hadn't read more than one book at a time. I was having trouble getting through the first few chapters of American Psycho, so I decided to balance it out with something more energetic and fun, namely the first Witcher book.
I found that, even once I started to get into American Psycho more, I... See more
reddit.comHow Many Books is "too Many" at Once?
This is a post I made in another subreddit, someone messaged me to say people here may find it useful:
I’ve been using ChatGPT to supercharge my productivity and save time on repetitive tasks or complex learning. I wanted to share my 5 favorite productivity prompts that help me reclaim hours each week. These are the... See more
reddit.comPerformance Load is a concept that explains what happens when you have too many things to do. Above a certain point, the more tasks a person has to do, the more their performance on all of those tasks decreases. Imagine juggling bowling pins. If you’re skilled, you may be able to juggle three or four without making a mistake. The more pins that mus
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Is there a Hierarchy to Reading?
After talking with 1,000+ readers, I've noticed that just as there's a hierarchy of needs, there's a hierarchy of reading.
Here are the 5 levels:
Level 1 is Reading for Education: Reading is primarily done out of obligation for sc... See more