People who have no reading habit usually do not have long-term development ability! Reading has many benefits, such as: it can increase knowledge; it can improve self-competitiveness, it can entertain the body and mind, it can improve our ideological and moral quality, it is conducive to the development of intelligence, etc.
The following are 4 suggestions for cultivating reading interests and habits:
1. When you first start reading, read what interests you, not what you think you should read. You can read miscellaneous books, website articles, cookbooks, or children's books, etc. As long as you enjoy it, anything that can help you develop your interest in reading is fine. Being too particular about what you read will only hinder you from developing a reading habit.
2. Keep the reading content fresh, so as to maintain your interest and enthusiasm for reading. For example, if you usually read fiction, try nonfiction. This keeps your reading fresh and you're more likely to keep reading, and you may also find new favorite authors and topics, which will keep you interested in reading.
3. Improve reading efficiency and reduce resistance. In the process of reading, if you are slow, unable to read, and unable to remember, it will be difficult to have the motivation to read, so efficiency is also very important. For example, I may not have been able to read a book a month ago, but after learning and mastering the ability to read quickly through the "Elite Speed ??Reading and Memory Training Software", I can read two to three thousand words per minute. I have the habit of getting up early to read, and I can easily read more than ten books a month in my spare time.
4. If you can’t enjoy the book, throw it away temporarily. A person has different understandings of the same book at different stages. Some books are suitable for young people to read, while other books require you to have a certain amount of experience before you can read them. If after browsing some of the contents of the book, it still doesn't attract you, it means that you may not be able to enjoy the book for the time being. There is no need to hold on to it and explore other reading options.