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Alan Davidson
  • Riverview, FL
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Upping my reading game

Alan Davidson
  • Riverview, FL
Posted

I’m really trying to up my reading game. I’d like to read at least 1 to 2 books A month. However when I am reading self-help books or business books there seems to be a lot of fluff in them.

Has anyone tried the Cliff Notes version of business books? Blinkist? It seems that they would shorten the book obviously. And then if I really wanted to dive into one of the principles that the book offered then I could go purchase the entire book.

For example I'm reading Jockos book on the extreme ownership.  Every chapter starts with him in a "foxhole".  That goes on for 15 pages.  I would much rather the writer just get to the point.

Anyway...

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