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How To Read More: Five Guaranteed Ways to Increase Your Reading | Dear Mushka | I'm often asked how I read as much as I do (my goal is a book a week) and wanted to share my tips as well as two current reads here! #Motivation #reading #personalgrowth

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Speed reading might seem like a smart way to read all your books that are gathering dust on your bookshelf, but it has to be done in the right way. This is because the speed at which you read can affect how much you learn. Typically, you’ll learn better when reading 100 to 200 words per minute. However, 5-Minute Crafts has a few practical tips for you that might help you reach a reading speed of 400 to 700 words per minute without affecting comprehension.

If you’re thinking this, then it’s time you learned how to concentrate on reading. Now that we’ve seen what some of the major obstacles are, I will attempt to provide some advice and insight on how to tackle these problems and overcome them. I will take them in the same order, and go into more details on how these factors can cause you to lose concentration and what you can do to combat this issue and stay focused while reading a book

How to read faster - Everyone who can read often finds themselves wanting to be able to read faster, and for good reason. The quicker you can read, the

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While easy to dismiss “speed reading” as hocus pocus, the reality is that there are solid evidence-based methods for increasing the speed of reading and comprehension—up to a point. You should just be careful about the dangers of speed-reading for students if you don't do it correctly. #study #studymotivation #studytips #studyskills #activerecall #spacedrepetition #studyaesthetic #brainscape

Hi everyone! This week I'm excited to share a guest post from fellow writer and blogger, Grace Maples. She shares how being a better reader can make you a better writer. If you want to read the guest post I wrote for her on learning to rest, click here. Enjoy! I was an avid reader before I started writing. I constantly had a book with me, and I was always immersed in some far away world or time period. When I started writing, my reading only increased. I also began to study the different…

Well Educated Mind Reading List | TL Wright

Everyone who is serious about self-improvement wishes to be well read. A while ago I pondered the question of what it means to be well educated. Now I’ve asked myself the following: “What does it mean to be well read?” According to Google, 129,864,880 books have been published in modern history. Needless to say, that’s […]