I want to get back into reading fundamental books.
I know that it is a very hard problem because my brain had now been rewired and trained to spend time on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and these other bite-sized pieces of content.
So what I did, I came on with this technique where I started treating books as throw-away blog posts or as bite-sized tweets or Facebook posts.
I now feel no obligation to finish any book.
If someone mentions a book to me, I buy it, mostly in an eBook format, a digital file in my knowledge repository.
I am reading summaries and snips from 10 or 20 books at a time.
The knowledge is up and interconnected, like a spider’s web pulsating through each tiny fiber.
I’m always flipping, skimming, adjusting, speeding things up, slowing them down, boiling to the teeth.
I’ll start a book in the middle or I’ll just read the end.
Maybe some paragraph caught my eye while I was flipping through the book while on a public library.
I feel no obligation to finish the book.
I treat books as light pieces of information that I can throw away back into the web.
It’s all about compression progress.
I wanted to thank you for reading.
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