It's been a while since I shared a video here on Steemit, and I decided to share one today. We see all kind of people online talking about how they manage to read a book a week or even a book a day, and we always think that's either impossible to do, or that those people don't actually learn anything from what they read.
I can agree with that when it comes to one book a day, even tho I also understand why you can easily read a book in that amount of time. Instead of trying to read every single page, you just go where the information you need is and you read that. The rest of the book may contain things you don't actually care about, so if you just focus on what you need, you may be able to read a book a day.
However, reading a book a week is way easier. All you have to do is spend around two hours every single day reading 40 to 50 pages. That's it. How fast you read and how easy for you to understand all that information is will also influence how fast you finish.
For example, some people can read 20 pages in an hour, while some can read 40 pages in the same amount of time. The font of the book and how fast you're able to read will influence the amount of time you'll spend reading, but no matter the case, one book a week will make wonders for you, especially if you love books that teach you something.
In the following video you'll see a really nice person called Mike telling you how he reads a book a week and how you can do it as well, talking about how you can easily read while having IDLE time (time when you don't really do anything), and how spending 15 minutes reading multiple times a day can easily get you 50 pages, which will mean, more or less, a book a
