21 (mind-blowing) Benefits of Reading Books

I know it sounds old-fashioned, but did you know that you can get lost in lines and paragraphs for hours? Of course, if you manage to find the perfect book. But reading, besides being entertaining, has many benefits, and so today I'm going to talk to you about at least 21 benefits of good reading.
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[@cristian427]

1. Boost in confidence 2. Vocabulary development 3. Stimulating the mind 4. Explore different perspectives 5. Stress reduction 6. Increase empathy 7. Social connection 8. Developing concentration 9. Imagination empowerment 10. Sleep improvement 11. Emotional development 12. Increasing patience 13. Writing improvement 14. Encourage critical thinking 15. Expanding horizons 16. Stimulating curiosity 17. Memory strengthening 18. Establishing healthy habits 19. Disconnect from social media 20. Create neural connections 21. Increased sense of purpose

[@kevinharrison3265]

Reading, a drug addiction without harm to self or others. In an increasingly noisy world, reading gives the blessed gift of silence.

[@androidlife2796]

How ?

[@tyq6174]

This is an amazing comment 💯

[@ElonDusk14]

Love the video dude. I am absolutely in love with reading. I wish more of my friends would pick up a book. Theyre too busy deep frying their brain with tik tok

[@BUHEBA]

READING HAS CHANGED MY LIFE FOR EVER ! Thank you so much for this 👑👑📚📚🔥🔥

[@naimislam284]

Since I started reading books my life changed and now I feel so calm and happy. I will continue to read books for rest of my life.

[@abdulazizabdurashidov947]

Reading --- increase sense of purpose

[@geronimo8159]

Nice to know I got a green-glowing brain from reading these books

[@alananimus9145]

I might have missed it but you didn't mention how reading can help us find out things about ourselves we didn't know, or how it can help us to understand others by exposing us to different kinds of thinking. This can help us to empathize with those we might otherwise not have.

[@zainabbatool6150]

Quick review Reading has alot of benefits , this video tells only 21 1. Boost Confidence 2. Vocabulary Development 3. Stimulating the Mind 4. Explore Different Perspectives 5. Stress Reduction 6. Increase Empathy 7. Social Connection 8. Developing Concentration 9. Imagination Empowerment 10. Sleep Improvement 11. Emotional Development 12. Increasing Patience 13. Writing Improvement 14. Encourage Critical Thinking 15. Expanding Horizons 16. Stimulating Curiosity 17. Memory Strengthening 18. Establishing Healthy Habits 19. Disconnect From Social Media 20. Create Neural Connections 21. Increased Sense of Purpose You don't have to read everytime, reading for 30 will get you all the benefits so you can schedule it somewhere in your busy life ❤

[@luiscarlos-mn5rk]

I've recently been interested in being a English or Reading teacher, as id like to make clear how Reading can be fun and you get so many benefits from it.

[@ItsMathewGamerxX]

As a reader, i see this as an absolute win

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[@sam_0fficial]

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[@wklilly1]

Not always. The algorithm directed me here as a suggestion, so…. 👍🏽

[@priyadas2439]

I love reading. I can read books all day, I don't need any phone Or facebook

[@mpundee2442]

I love Reading and so as I love your shared insights too 🙏

[@mrcroco5121]

Yes :) . Great video, great voice, keep them coming!

[@AnshulKulkarni]

Nice Information about reading books 😊

[@Billy_084]

I started to see some of these benefits reading a novel called the beginning after the end. It’s pretty awesome to feel the difference reading makes

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Thank you for the tips. I increased sense of my purpose, but I'm in a real crunch for time.

[@taufiqmohab-ali4083]

Thank you very much.

[@Reader_Raccoon]

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[@sam_0fficial]

Thanks ❤️

[@dinsfire8489]

Amazing video & channel. subbed!

[@japanheros]

Watching this video has deepened my understanding of the benefits of reading while fostering a newfound appreciation

[@sam_0fficial]

Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@PauliePizza]

Number 14 is definitely needed in today's society. When I was younger I was in LD classes my reading ability was years behind. About 20 years ago I was in an accident that put me in a wheelchair for many months. I had watched so much TV I got sick of it and decided to read a book instead. Soon I fell in love with something I hated for so long, (reading), now I read books that are for intellectuals, like The Iliad or Dostoevsky or Pushkin, Nietzsche but I also like simple but powerful books like The Little Prince. I have a library of books. 20 so far not much but they are books I love.

[@sam_0fficial]

Wow, your journey with reading is truly inspiring!

[@KrishKothari-xq3ws]

Concise! Great video tbh

[@shubhamsharma1155]

Great video keep it up

[@mariareginarosaria8927]

Great video! ! Thank you!

[@sam_0fficial]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@hornedgod2873]

Please keep these coming 🙏

[@sam_0fficial]

Sure

[@terrellw7443]

Reading is like the most powerful form of meditation.

[@mattolinallc8888]

So True when I was in school I hated reading didn’t know why? but it was because of the school system that made it that way. I love reading books and articles on programming and AI.😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰

[@luminite587]

Making something obligatory is how they made you hate it if you were forced to watch TV you'd get sick of it

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[@AmAn_DeEp318]

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[@sam_0fficial]

Thanks

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[@joel-stan-nation]

very good video!!

[@sam_0fficial]

Glad you liked it!

[@larrysouthern5098]

This may sound strange... But I loved the moviè.. NEVER ENDING STORY. The transition from reading a book..a boy jumps into the book and it becomes real..that's the way I feel when I get into where te book leads.. I like to feel like I am there not just reading words on a page... I gives me a thrill.. Anyway... Cya 🐦

[@ThePrairieChronicles]

Do you know if this only applies to paper books, or also to books on electronic devices such as kindle or a phone? I prefer paper books, and many people I know get too distracted reading on electronic devices to actually read, and I'm trying to find info on the benefits of reading paper books. Thanks.

[@ThePrairieChronicles]

I've found studies on google about the benefits of reading paper books and the down sides of reading ebooks and on a phone. It will help me make points I'm trying to make with a few people offline. Paper books improving test scores and creating a tangible, emotional connection, and more, vs e devices causing sleep disturbance, eye strain, lower retention of information read, and much more. Thanks for sharing this video. It got me thinking, and got me motivated to investigate further.

[@sam_0fficial]

@@ThePrairieChronicles That's fantastic to hear!

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[@nourtouhs]

the only problem this vid has is that most of these are mainly for fiction,overall great video!

[@lunawolf6288]

Im Reading right now the Darkest legacy from the Darkest minds series I’m at 102/103

[@andreip]

Yo this shit is fire

[@an.nis00]

How does this just appearead now when i already have exams.

[@za4741i]

I read books whenever I have some leisure. But is it acceptable to read without understanding or forget what you read as soon as your book ends?

[@galaxydeathskrill5607]

As someone who was reading "The structure of scientific revolutions" - a geographical academic book, I assure you not many would immediately understand, just like me, that's why I try to understand what this author is trying to mean, and the new academic words are a real challenge for it

[@evelynarreolaa8859]

That’s why you have another sheet writing the summary of every chapter so you can remember the whole book w/o opening the book

[@Denepewpew]

Instead of improving my sleep, I only get hooked up more of what I'm reading 😂

[@yasminsalah8736]

what mens about ''intriguing plots''?

[@ravenmoon4819]

Plots that keep you curious and make you want to keep reading.

[@theresea.k5749]

Does this also include audiobooks?

[@the.orlandogonzalez]

No you gotta read them yourself

[@sirkermitthefirstoffrogeth9622]

Does this work with audiobooks?

[@sam_0fficial]

Whether you prefer traditional books or audiobooks, the key is to enjoy the process of absorbing information and expanding your knowledge.

[@sirkermitthefirstoffrogeth9622]

@@sam_0fficial :D

[@thodean]

@@sam_0fficial So, KZbin is fine?

[@sam_0fficial]

Listening/Watching is good but Reading is better.

[@androidlife2796]

If you start reading a book, try reading one page or half a page.😅

[@justcactus8148]

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[@nemsa_g]

Can you write all the numbers (with time stamps if possible). In description or comments

[@Docsxofficial]

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[@ethereal5322]

I can't believe this guy got 1k subs only

[@raoulhery]

Because dumb people dont read.

[@savageproductions8903]

What’s some of your favorite books? I’m tryna get my bookshelf filled

[@sam_0fficial]

Hey! I'm so glad you're looking to fill your bookshelf. Here are some of my favorite books: 1. Atomic Habits by James Clear 2. The Art of Focus by Dan Koe 3. Declutter Your Mind by S.J. Scott 4. How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie 5. Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill I hope you find these suggestions helpful! Happy reading! 📚😊

[@savageproductions8903]

@@sam_0fficial appreciate you those are my kind of books

[@andressss333]

sheesh crazy how reading is a lost art that its turned into mental medicine

[@kenesufernandez1281]

✨👌🏻💖

[@lucasargandona4658]

Yurr

[@chasns]

Gonna show this video every time my students complain when they have to read a book in the first 10 minutes of my classes

[@aayamgiri]

Lol

[@_Paul_N]

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[@RachelParker-1977]

👍☺️👍

[@Docsxofficial]

📈📈

[@gitpicker9933]

Must be nice, I read every night before bed and I suffer from alot of the things listed here that reading is said to improve. I'm reading actual books too, not comments on social media, I dont do social media at all. Just finished the 3rd book in the old mans war series, wasn't as good as the first 2 imo.

[@PatriciaCrabtree-wm8xd]

Literature is my dementia preventia program.

[@guidedexplosiveprojectileg9943]

Got my mother reading again, no dementia for her, I think.

[@RenewedByGrace.]

Man is made to read the Bible and enjoy of its benefits.

[@LittleBaldieVanZandt]

Number 15: Burger King foot lettuce

[@ericochoa4271]

We live in an era where current movies, tv shows, and video games are complete dog 💩. Ive been reading more thanks to modern media and entertainment.

[@WiiFan-1300]

Who cares if it sounds old-fashioned? 🙃

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

As an award-winning author, I've always been able to detect when an individual has been an avid reader of legitimately intelligent content... or not. It's not difficult; it takes me maybe 6-12 minutes of conversation with someone to determine it. Unfortunately, you can probably guess how often I encounter someone who is actually, truly intelligent and educated. 🙄

[@allencasey8269]

Why is it unfortunate that I can probably guess?

[@breckannable2612]

Just let people read the things they want man not every book has to be “legitimately intelligent”

[@arifrahim7247]

Being an award winning author has nothing to do with it lol. You can tell if someone is an avid reader of “intelligent content” based on the type of language they use when they’re speaking to you, the way they craft their responses to a question. Good writers are very anecdotal in their writing and provide complex responses to thought provoking questions which avid readers will pick up on.

[@scottyridehome3394]

You sound annoying and conceited as fuck.

[@Unouna10]

Hey man, you sound like an ass. Maybe reading more will help you develop empathy!

[@sahkopi4607]

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[@zainabbatool6150]

Quick review Reading has alot of benefits , this video tells only 21 1. Boost Confidence 2. Vocabulary Development 3. Stimulating the Mind 4. Explore Different Perspectives 5. Stress Reduction 6. Increase Empathy 7. Social Connection 8. Developing Concentration 9. Imagination Empowerment 10. Sleep Improvement 11. Emotional Development 12. Increasing Patience 13. Writing Improvement 14. Encourage Critical Thinking 15. Expanding Horizons 16. Stimulating Curiosity 17. Memory Strengthening 18. Establishing Healthy Habits 19. Disconnect From Social Media 20. Create Neural Connections 21. Increased Sense of Purpose You don't have to read everytime, reading for 30 will get you all the benefits so you can schedule it somewhere in your busy❤

[@Docsxofficial]

👍👍✅tq so much

[@andressss333]

sheesh crazy how reading is a lost art that its turned into mental medicine