summary of the book 7 habits of highly effective readers :
If you say:
I doze off after reading 5 pages.
I don’t remember what I read.
I don’t get enough time to read.
I’m a slow reader.
I have left many books half-read.
Which books should I read?
I have the guilt of not reading regularly.
How to implement what I read?
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7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE READERS :
Being a highly effective reader gives parents peace of mind regarding their child’s educational success. This book gives tips and tricks to both classroom teachers, as well as parents on how to develop these 7 habits that make all readers highly effective readers from the book 7 habits of highly effective readers.
1) They don’t take reading seriously
The problem is consider reading as a task so it makes us feel like we are doing a difficult thing. One should not take reading seriously rather read it for fun and learning purposes. This way reading will be easier.
2) HIGHLY EFFECTIVE READERS fill in the time pockets
What are time pockets? Time pockets are the hundreds of minutes that pass unnoticed daily in our lives. Without even realizing it, we waste a lot of time. For example, we sit idle while waiting for someone to arrive or waiting for our turn in the salon. We need to use that time for reading that is using the time pockets for reading.
3) Mantra of HIGHLY EFFECTIVE READERS
When the author read the book “Swim with the Sharks by Harvey Mackay”, he got to learn from this below line:
“If I am not reading, I am not changing. If I am not changing, I am not growing”
and never wasted his time rather investing that time in reading.
If you’re not reading you are not growing
4) HIGHLY EFFECTIVE READERS read randomly
Read books of different genres. Read random. This will increase your creativity. Reading different kinds of books will open your mind and let your mind evolve. So reading randomly can help you read anything, anytime without waiting for the particular book you want.
5) They have the big picture
Here we need to understand the difference between Perfection and Excellence. Perfection involves EGO when he/she won’t bring the work to the world until it’s perfect whereas Excellence involves regular progression. It might include imperfection. Even if you are within 70% of the target, launching it will bring up your flaws which might be scary. But this can help you achieve excellence.
6) HIGHLY EFFECTIVE READERS read rapidly
Similarly, no need to read slowly and perfectly, you can read it speedily. Fast reading can help you focus more.
7) “They read and discuss ” most important point from the list 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE READERS
Small Mind discuss people, Average Mind discuss Events but Great Minds discuss ideas
Talk read and discuss.
If they can read well, then they can accomplish whatever they set their mind to. They have higher self-esteem than those that struggle with reading.
In order to do this, we need to take a deep look at what highly effective readers do so that we can help all children succeed to the best of our abilities.
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