How to Read More

I consider myself somewhat of a book person.

I grew up an avid reader, I prefer books to movies by far, and I have a thousand books I’d like to experience.

But there’s one problem: it’s become a bit difficult to find the time to read at all, let alone as much as I’d like, as an adult.

So today, we’re talking about how we’ve been attempting to revive our reading (or listening!) habits, even while we have to maintain the rest of our busy schedules.

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Timestamps:

0:00:00 – Intro
0:01:29 – What we’ve been up to
0:13:09 – Listening to audiobooks
0:21:10 – Martin’s method
0:25:31 – Sponsor: CuriosityStream (Watching documentaries)
0:28:03 – Sponsor: Hover (Buying a domain name)
0:29:37 – Making time to read
0:36:29 – Finding the motivation
0:43:02 – Figuring out if a book is worth finishing
1:00:09 – Staying friends when you’re in different time zones
1:06:28 – Conclusion

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