Let me be honest for a second. I find it hard to read non-fiction.
Even though I love learning new things, non-fiction loses my attention quickly! It can be challenging to get out of your comfort zone and read about something completely new.
Here are some strategies I’m currently using to get the most out of The Economists’ Hour, my current read!
Save the graphic and come back to it whenever you’re working your way through a new non-fiction book!
how to read non-fiction
1. Read a SUMMARY first.
2. Read with a PURPOSE.
3. Constantly CONNECT.
4. Dedicate TIME.
5. Make a consistent HABIT.
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