4 Tips on Reading from The Tim Ferriss Show podcast episode with @JamesClear and @tferriss π
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A Thread π§΅
1) Start more books, quit most of them:
You got to be willing to quit books fast. If you have baggage around finishing books, if you feel like you have to finish something because you started it, then youβre just going to be stuck and you wonβt move on quickly enough.
You got to be willing to quit books fast. If you have baggage around finishing books, if you feel like you have to finish something because you started it, then youβre just going to be stuck and you wonβt move on quickly enough.
2) Suggestions from friends are always helpful.
3) Check References:
If you find a book thatβs good, go to the back of the book and see what the references are, and then go through those and just scan those books on Amazon, and a lot of the time, youβll find a couple other ones that are useful.
If you find a book thatβs good, go to the back of the book and see what the references are, and then go through those and just scan those books on Amazon, and a lot of the time, youβll find a couple other ones that are useful.
4) The 3-star reviews are key β most helpful and critical:
If you find a book that had something, but you feel like maybe it didnβt quite hit it, go to Amazon, and check all the three-start reviews for that book. Theyβll say, βInstead of reading this, you should read this one.β
If you find a book that had something, but you feel like maybe it didnβt quite hit it, go to Amazon, and check all the three-start reviews for that book. Theyβll say, βInstead of reading this, you should read this one.β
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