Replacing Scrolling & TV with Reading Books 📖

[@amariahdiamse3666]

You should do book reviews and share what you’re reading. I’m an avid reader and I love book recs

[@berkleynisson9654]

Libby is so great!!!! It’s so nice just to have a book on my phone and the only money I have to spend is $5 on my library card after every few years or so!

[@lauraslavsky6478]

I love what Libby and e-readers can do for getting more reading in! I've had a similar change recently with focusing more on reading and less on scrolling. It's great to see that others are doing this too! Another thing I've started doing more is listening to audiobooks (on Libby) They're a great way to read books when you may not have time to sit and read text.

[@Laurenco77]

I’ve become a total kindle addict too! While I was watching your video, my boyfriend overhead you talking about reading too much and missing out on conversation and he laughed. It’s me too 😬😬 Please share with us the books you’re reading!!!!

[@schumachersbatman5094]

I got a white Kindle e-reader with built-in lights, for $60 dollars when Amazon had a sale a while back. It might actually be my best purchase ever, dollar for dollar. Right now I'm going through some short classics like Jane Austen (which are virtually free).

[@trishawhitehead4017]

About 95% of the books I read are on my Libby app! Love it!

[@imperfectly_megan]

That's a great idea! I am always looking to watch less TV and I love reading (I have already quit scrolling on social media, though sometimes I do scroll on KZbin). And I'll try reading books with my kids instead of watching tv too. (Sometimes I will put music on instead of TV) Yeah great idea, seems like a positive change. :)

[@folksurvival]

The Kobo Clara HD e-reader is better than a Kindle in my opinion.

[@FlRuiner-h8n]

I learned this skill in prison. The reMarkable 2 + iPad Pro 12.9" is a god send combo.

[@heatherwarren7953]

Hey Victoria, I've watched your videos for a while now and recently I've been going through some of them again. I was interested in a little bit more from you so I checked out your courses and signed up for your newsletter. But, actually, I guess I was hoping for something a little bit different. I had an idea of what I was looking for and I thought I would share because maybe you might like my thoughts too. I wasn't really interested in your courses because I felt like I already knew most of the information you were teaching in them. But I'm pretty curious about some of the content you've put out recently about different phases of your cycle. I thought it would be really cool if you offered something to do with the phases of our cycle. I follow a vegan KZbinr, High Carb Hannah, who has a diet plan program where people sign up and she helps them along their journey on a plant-based diet. I looked into her program a bit and she gives a monthly recipe plan, cook-along coaching videos as well as some type of forum for members to chat on. I thought that it would be so cool if there was something like that about charting the various phases of your cycle. Like if you had a course with some type of content about each phase and then maybe had some kind of check in or goal for each phase and if there was some type of forum too somehow that would be really incredible. A lot of your content seems to be educational but I think it would be really helpful to be able to have interactive, practical engagement as well. Which I think would be especially helpful for something like charting the different phases of our cycle. As we know, there can be a lot of changes from month to month so I think it would be nice to have more thorough resources to work with. Just an idea, I thought I would share and maybe you could find some value in these thoughts as well. Here is a link to Hannah's program, in case you're curious. highcarbhannah.co/meal-plan-community/