I'm the founder of The Invisible Mentor, Art of Learning Leadership Academy, and The One Problem Podcast. Reading gives me pleasure. I decided it made sense to get paid for my passion. I teach professionals how to read nonfiction strategically instead of sequentially. You read to learn what you need to know. The Art of Learning Leadership Academy helps you Maximize Learning and Minimize Reading Time for Enhanced Skills.
BFW: How to Read Multiple Books at the Same Time
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Dear Reader, Hello Brain Food Wednesday readers! Welcome to another edition of Brain Food Wednesdays, your weekly intellectual feast. In this edition, issue 223, we talk about syntopical reading. Introduction Many people have several books on the go. Usually I read one book at a time, else I complete none of them. However, there is one situation where it makes sense to read multiple books at a time. Not sure if you’ve heard of this concept before, but it’s reading syntopically. This means you usually read three to five books in relation to each other. Syntopic reading is important, especially when you need to quickly understand the fundamentals of a topic or subject. Perhaps a new project was reassigned to you, and you don’t have the level of knowledge you need to work on it. Or you may think of building your personal brand, and you need to expand your expertise, so you can build a foundation on which you can later build. Syntopic reading can help you.
How to Read Multiple Books at Once
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I'm the founder of The Invisible Mentor, Art of Learning Leadership Academy, and The One Problem Podcast. Reading gives me pleasure. I decided it made sense to get paid for my passion. I teach professionals how to read nonfiction strategically instead of sequentially. You read to learn what you need to know. The Art of Learning Leadership Academy helps you Maximize Learning and Minimize Reading Time for Enhanced Skills.
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