Short advice from TJ Walker encouraging readers to ask themselves, immediately after reading something, whether they will use the information in the near future; this reflection helps ideas sink in and improves memory and depth of reading.
Would you like to be a better reader, a more thoughtful reader, a more in depth reader and just remember stuff after you've read it better? Then ask yourself this Will I use this information I just read to do something important in the immediate future? Ask yourself that it will cause reflection and help the ideas sink in much better. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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