Rise of the Reader: Strategies For Mastering Your Reading Habits and Applying What You Learn
von Nick Hutchison
The best investment you can make is in yourself. The most cost-effective investment in yourself is not a formal education, a week-long retreat, or an online course…it’s a book. Why? Books only cost $20 and take just a few hours to consume, yet they hold the same power to change your life as any of those other resources. The potential return on investment (ROI) is insane! Sometimes, I will read a book for a second or third time, years after the first reading, and find a completely new set of takeaways. This happens because my foundation of knowledge is constantly expanding, and I can interpret what I am learning through a new lens, absorbing more from the book.
The best investment you can make is in yourself. The most cost-effective investment in yourself is not a formal education, a week-long retreat, or an online course…it’s a book. Why? Books only cost $20 and take just a few hours to consume, yet they hold the same power to change your life as any of those other resources. The potential return on investment (ROI) is insane!
Sometimes, I will read a book for a second or third time, years after the first reading, and find a completely new set of takeaways. This happens because my foundation of knowledge is constantly expanding, and I can interpret what I am learning through a new lens, absorbing more from the book.
The strangest part about the resistance we face is that it comes from within. We create our own resistance. The fears that push us to live under our potential are nothing more than figments of our own imagination. They are not forced upon us, and they don’t exist when we are gone.
We are all imperfect humans. If you’re effortlessly installing new behaviors without failure, you might not be challenging yourself enough. Flirt that line, otherwise, you’re leaving some progress on the table and you will come to regret it.
You can make money from hosting mastermind groups by charging a monthly subscription or annual sum to participants. Useful books, like The 8-Minute Mastermind by Brad Hart, can assist you if you’re interested in setting one up.
"The best investment you can make is in yourself. The most cost-effective investment in yourself is not a formal education, a week-long retreat, or an online course…it’s a book. Why? Books only cost $20 and take just a few hours to consume, yet they hold the same power to change your life as any of those other resources. The potential return on investment (ROI) is insane!"
"Sometimes, I will read a book for a second or third time, years after the first reading, and find a completely new set of takeaways. This happens because my foundation of knowledge is constantly expanding, and I can interpret what I am learning through a new lens, absorbing more from the book."
"The strangest part about the resistance we face is that it comes from within. We create our own resistance. The fears that push us to live under our potential are nothing more than figments of our own imagination. They are not forced upon us, and they don’t exist when we are gone."
"We are all imperfect humans. If you’re effortlessly installing new behaviors without failure, you might not be challenging yourself enough. Flirt that line, otherwise, you’re leaving some progress on the table and you will come to regret it."
"You can make money from hosting mastermind groups by charging a monthly subscription or annual sum to participants. Useful books, like The 8-Minute Mastermind by Brad Hart, can assist you if you’re interested in setting one up."
"Being of value to others is one of the most important parts of being a Rising Reader. You’re not just reading these books to improve your life. You’re also reading them to improve the lives of those around you."
"Use a CRM Why: Quick story. A while back, I reached out to one of my favorite authors and met him for coffee. It was an amazing experience, and he asked a lot of questions about me and my personal life."
- →Sometimes, I will read a book for a second or third time, years after the first reading, and find a completely new set of takeaways. This happens because my foundation of knowledge is constantly expanding, and I can interpret what I am learning through a new lens, absorbing more from the book.
- →Use a CRM Why: Quick story. A while back, I reached out to one of my favorite authors and met him for coffee. It was an amazing experience, and he asked a lot of questions about me and my personal life.
- →“Today I will do what others won’t, so tomorrow I will do what others can’t.”17
- →This is important because the more you learn, the more you can learn.
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