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A few years ago, reading twelve books a year felt like the most I could achieve. Then I found a system that worked for me using my Kindle, and over the last year, I’ve read thirty books. I am a big believer that reading lots of books isn’t
Amazon quietly pushed out one of their most useful Kindle updates (version 5.19.2) in years, and almost nobody noticed. This week, I released a video all about the changes in this new update, and another video about how we can retain more of what we read. This retention
If you have a Kindle and it still doesn’t feel quite perfect for reading, this video is for you. A lot of people will use their Kindle with the default settings that come with the device out of the box. The problem is, these default settings aren’t the
I used to be that person who'd carefully plan out the books I would take on a trip. Despite this, no matter how well I planned, I either wished I’d brought more or felt that I’d missed a book I wanted to read when I arrived.
Last week, I spent a week in Austria. I couldn't ski because of an ACL injury, which meant I had more time than usual for reading. By the end of the trip, I'd finished three books and made solid progress on two others. All on one
