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Reading for ~5 hours a day for 2 years completely rewires your brain.
If you did it as a child,
you’re already smart & may believe it’s innate talent instead of stored effort.
If you didn’t, you won’t be able to try the experiment as an adult unless you suddenly get “rich”.
If you did it as a child,
you’re already smart & may believe it’s innate talent instead of stored effort.
If you didn’t, you won’t be able to try the experiment as an adult unless you suddenly get “rich”.
NB1: The range of books obviously has to be large —
Fiction gets you to love reading.
Non-fiction gets you to refine the framework of your thought process:
philosophy, linguistics, economics, biology, history, science, meditation, psychology, biographies...
Fiction gets you to love reading.
Non-fiction gets you to refine the framework of your thought process:
philosophy, linguistics, economics, biology, history, science, meditation, psychology, biographies...
NB2: Been through this journey myself. Wanted to share.
That’s the main reason I started a “private” newsletter as it involves personal details.
Not sure when I will find the time to write the pieces at my standards but if interested, you can join here:
https://emailoctopus.com/lists/7d37ebd7-3f62-11e9-a3c9-06b79b628af2/forms/subscribe
That’s the main reason I started a “private” newsletter as it involves personal details.
Not sure when I will find the time to write the pieces at my standards but if interested, you can join here:
https://emailoctopus.com/lists/7d37ebd7-3f62-11e9-a3c9-06b79b628af2/forms/subscribe
I will also probably get off Twitter once I’m done.
I’ve been writing quite regularly for almost one year now as part of a journey to learn more about myself,
and ultimately, as things get clearer, it seems like my priorities may lie somewhere else.
I’ve been writing quite regularly for almost one year now as part of a journey to learn more about myself,
and ultimately, as things get clearer, it seems like my priorities may lie somewhere else.
