Reading one book a week beats screen reading because physical books let you focus and mark pages. Juggling multiple books dilutes what you remember, so stick to one at a time. The 12-Week Year provides a framework for resetting goals and keeping the habit going.
You should read a book a week and never stop learning something new. That is absolutely a big truth in life. And in fact, if you're the person who reads thing on devices, you may have already discovered that your retention has really gone down because it's hard to focus on a screen. And be honest, you can't dog-ear the corners and underline a very important passage if it's not in your hands in a really tangible form. Something else I have recently learned is that for those of us that used to keep 4 or 5 books going at any given time, our retention is really, really diminished. Well, we need to focus and get something done. And that's part of where he's talking about reading one book a week. Stay focused, get it done, and get things going. So I myself have a couple of books in the queue right now. I'm finishing up The 12-Week Year so that I can make sure that my goals are being reset periodically as I achieve them
