TJ Walker (YouTube Shorts) advises against speed-reading and instead recommends slow, engaged reading: underline key ideas, reflect on them, and let one book per week be digested and integrated into your thinking rather than skimming many books quickly. The clip contrasts superficial volume-focused reading with thoughtful, selective reading habits and closes with a call to follow the presenter’s habit.
Want to get ahead? Learn how to do speed reading. Read 100 words a minute. A thousand words a minute. 10,000 words a minute. We've heard that. You've probably seen the ads. My advice is different. Read slower. Read underline. If you're reading a paper book and it's your book. Key ideas that resonate with you. Think about what you're reading. Reflect on what you're reading. Far better to read one book a week and really digest it. Let it become a part of you. Take ideas from it that you can use than to speed. Read 12 books in a week and just check boxes. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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