How to Make a Reading Schedule that Works for You

[@geraldinewong8075]

This was just what I needed, THANK YOU! God bless you, from Malaysia.

[@777lara]

This is my first time on your channel and the moment I heard you say "Productivity from a Christian Perspective", I immediately hit the subscribe button. I can tell your videos will help me a lot. Such as this video, which was what I needed today. Thank you!!

[@BrodyKennedy-o9w]

you helped so much! thank you!

[@luanllluan]

just came here and must say, this video is so well edited, my god, premium content

[@chaddfrancis2179]

I'm not a student,i'm reading more for self improvement,this will help me out alot.

[@estrellaverbeck]

Thank you so much for this information. It was well thought out and carefully curated. It greatly helped me😊🙏

[@sarahkenny3310]

this is really helpful as i want to read more over the summer!

[@katorina758]

Super useful video ❤

[@haydenbariss6444]

Thanks brother Do you select the 25 books you want to read at the start of the year? If so what is your plan in your decision make process? Understandably you would have quite a few focused on productivity but do you have a selection of theological, devotional, biographical ect..? Do you also have a built in mechanism for this to change as needed?

[@reagantrose]

I don’t really plan which books specifically. I have a pile of books I’d like to read and as I finish one I just choose whichever one I’m most interested in next. It’s always changing and sometimes I’ll be recommended a book mid year and it jumps to the front of the line.

[@latoyabolt9459]

These are very good questions. 👍🏾

[@coreysimpson206]

thanks mate! this was really helpful.👍

[@jennaredfield]

I need these cause I never finish books…

[@reagantrose]

I doubt I’d ever finish a book if I didn’t do this. Then again, some books aren’t really worth finishing 🤷‍♂️

[@harmonyln7]

I'm thinking with non-fiction books to start making notes on what I learn from reading each chapter of a book. What do you think?

[@reagantrose]

I think that’s really smart. I met a biographer once who said he did that for every book he’s ever read. Just wrote his notes write on the first page of each chapter.