Tips to read faster/more constantly books.

[Sir Auriel of Lionel]

Probably my best motivator so far is just RPG battle music. Anything from Kenji Ito gets my blood pumping and my eyes aren't glazed. But the main trick is picking a full movie album that isn't too slow for a fuller reading experience other than just fast, my picks are mainly sci-fi war or fantasy war so there's little chance of slow down or the music will pick up very soon than let you sit in the quiet and peace for long.

 

[happymasksalesman happymasksalesman]

Probably my best motivator so far is just RPG battle music. Anything from Kenji Ito gets my blood pumping and my eyes aren't glazed. But the main trick is picking a full movie album that isn't too slow for a fuller reading experience other than just fast, my picks are mainly sci-fi war or fantasy war so there's little chance of slow down or the music will pick up very soon than let you sit in the quiet and peace for long.

well I rahter noisy place becuaee I have to focuse on the book.

Seriously quiet place start give you reason to focuse on everyhing except reading book!

 

[Sir Auriel of Lionel]

well I rahter noisy place becuaee I have to focuse on the book.

Seriously quiet place start give you reason to focuse on everyhing except reading book!

It's probably from how I grew up in a house that was never quiet. My mom had ringing in her ears for about 30 years of her life? So there was always something on so she couldn't hear the ring: a radio, tv, movies. And I grew up with that so true quiet is really disturbing to me at times, I even miss police sirens going off at all hours of the day. Too quiet? Must do something else instead.

 

[Theriise]

Take breaks and try to lose yourself in it. If you try to force yourself like this, you might lose your interest in reading and have the ordeal turn into a chore more than an enjoyable hobby. Putting a book down in a good spot will also help you absolutly devour the book next time it is opened. I also recommend having a variety to read. If you read more than one by the same writer all at once, you'll get too overly familiar with their writing formula and will make it more of a slog to get through.