(Read in 2 minutes)Reading helps us make decisions by observing others make choices. One of the benefits of reading is that it allows us to watch others make choices and see the outcomes of those choices. How can this help us make decisions for ourselves?
(Read in 3 minutes)The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page. To put it bluntly, the world is so big that I want to go and see it. When I see scenery and objects.
(Read in 2 minutes)Reading gives us another angle to look at problems without overlooking important details. There is a wealth of knowledge that can be found in books, which can transcend time and space, allowing us to gain a higher perspective.
(Read in 2 minutes)We have been discussing how adults read books, so today we will talk about the first stage of children's reading, the "book turning period", and how to cultivate children's reading habits.
(Read in 3 minutes)Can reading help us make choices? Of course, Choices, that's what reading is for. It can, and that's probably the greatest use reading can have for us mere mortals - to help us choose.
(Read in 2 minutes)By reading the story behind the selfie overlooking the farthest point on Earth, there is one photo that cannot fail to be mentioned, the Pale Blue Dot.
(Read in 2 minutes)Reading lets you understand why there are differences in the progress of various civilizations. You may often hear about a book called "Guns, Germs, and Steel" by Diamond, which is typically overlooked. The book aims to answer a big question: why is there such a significant difference in the progress...
(Read in 3 minutes)We will talk about how to use knowledge from the book to apply for personal growth. In almost every industry, accumulated experience is useful for your own line of work as long as you are in a specific situation.
(Read in 3 minutes)What is a book? Sometimes books are like medicine. They really heal the problems we face in our daily lives. A good habit begins with reading a book. Whatever, with a good start there will be better success at the end. And reading to get action rather than reasons.
(Read in 3 minutes)We should pay attention to choosing the very specific suggestions of actions and key reminders given in the book. The question is, what kind of suggested action from the book is more credible?
