My #Q1report on #reading

The plan was to read MORE in 2021 than 2020

Here is what I learned

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Opening prayer.

Reading is a relaxing, mindful and soul soothing activity.

I believe everyone should find 30-60 minutes everyday to simply read stuff.

Also if it& #39;s on a screen or with help from #Ebooks and/or #audiobooks

Start with 15 minutes before bedtime, you& #39;ll be amazed
Join or start a #BookClub

Monthly, quarterly, anything goes

A book club connects reading with fun and social behaviour + it creates commitment

Personally, I& #39;m in a "classics only" book club.

We all wanted to #read Kafka, Dostoevsky, Hemmingway, etc.

..and finally we are
"Small steps to victory"

Just like any other #habit or #goal don& #39;t plan big.

Don& #39;t start out with 800+ pages Russian classics.

Find a short book (like #TheGreatGatsby) and build microhabits, e.g. 5-10 minutes at a time, a few times a day.

Watch the habit grow.

@drgurner
Overall I love my new habits.

E-books and Audio books have helped me a lot.

Bonus: reading before bedtime has improved my sleep by a mile.
A few books I& #39;ve managed to read during Q1 and some things I& #39;ve learned from them.

(Some of these titles are Danish books but the subjects are well described in other literature)

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1

"Back to work" - Dennis Nørmark

Nørmark wrote "Pseudo work" and now a post-corona version on the subject of meaningless work that fills up our days/weeks.

It shook me to learn how much "no bullshit" talk and asking for meaning in your work can achieve.

Sharp critical read.
2

"The great tech revolution" - @ChBoutrup

A great inspiration on #China and their amazing #transformation from #poverty into technology and #industry leaders.

Boutrup has an objective attitude towards both good and bad tendencies in China.

Great informative read.
3

"Business Cycles: History, Theory and Investment Reality" - @larstvede

Thorough historic walk-through in economics, business cycles, booms and busts. An amazing writer using great anecdotes and stories to explain complicated economic theory.

Learning experience.
4

"The great/green transition" - @jrgensteenniels

About transforming our society and economy into one that is sustainable. Nielsen challenges modern economic theory with cold facts - some projections might seem too dystopian, but the point is clear.

Refreshing and sharp.
5

"Sapiens" - by @harari_yuval

Shared this already. Amazing historic walk-through covering important concepts, factual as fictional, about the #humanspecies. Learn about everything from #humanrights to #psychology and #religions

I forcefully suggest this book.
6

"Women" - #CharlesBukowski

From the Book Club. Interesting read on the #realism of being an #alcoholic writer. Feels like reading #HuntersThompson - rough and straightforward.

Would not recommend it.
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