How Many Pages Should You Read a Day? A Simple Goal-Based Guide
Most readers do well with 20 to 30 pages a day, about 30 minutes, which adds up to roughly 24 to 36 books a year. Here’s how many pages you need for your reading goal.
Most readers do well with 20 to 30 pages a day, about 30 minutes, which adds up to roughly 24 to 36 books a year. Here’s how many pages you need for your reading goal.
A clear summary of Thinking in Bets by Annie Duke: resulting, decisions under uncertainty, truth-seeking groups, mental time travel and 5 key takeaways.
A clear summary of Mastery by Robert Greene: finding your life’s task, the ideal apprenticeship, mentors, social intelligence, creativity and 5 key takeaways.
A clear summary of Drive by Daniel Pink: why carrots and sticks fail, the power of autonomy, mastery and purpose, and 5 key takeaways on motivation.
A clear summary of The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli: the most important cognitive biases, how they trick us and 5 key takeaways for better decisions.
A clear summary of Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer: Chris McCandless’s journey to Alaska, what happened at the bus, themes, debates and 5 key takeaways.
A clear summary of Born a Crime by Trevor Noah: growing up mixed-race under apartheid, his remarkable mother, key stories, themes and 5 takeaways.
A clear summary of The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod: the SAVERS routine, the 30-day challenge, tips for waking up early and 5 key takeaways.
A clear summary of Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg: the B=MAP behavior model, the tiny habits recipe, why celebration matters and 5 key takeaways.
A clear summary of Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson: the story of Sniff, Scurry, Hem and Haw, the lessons on change and 5 key takeaways.