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Tired of Your Phone? Start Reading!

Some have lost their reading habit, others want to develop one. Mobiles being our close friends has made it a bit difficult. But it's okay.

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Reading

To develop a reading habit, just pay attention to a few things. Then reading will stay with you.

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Book

The book we choose is important. Initially, choose a book that flows smoothly and keeps us engaged.

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Fiction/Non-Fiction

Decide whether you want fiction or non-fiction based on your interests.

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Same Time

Choose the same time each day to read. Decide to read for this many hours/this many pages in the morning or evening.

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No Mobile

Start reading with the promise that no matter what happens, you won't pick up your phone or scroll.

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Reading Spots

Choose a place that is suitable for reading and where you won't be disturbed too much.

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Notes

Preparing short notes about the book you read will encourage you to read it again and again.

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