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The technique of reading books to the brain is not tired.

Who's been bored reading?

Normally, I'm a person who doesn't read for a long time, and then I have to take a break for 20 minutes because it feels tired, the more stubborn the brain, the more I can't read it.

In the past, people were addicted to reading aloud in their heads, chasing them word by word, sentence by sentence, which ate a lot of energy.

One day, plowing through the feed to find a reading technique, so try to get AI to summarize it, and then apply it to yourself.

This technique is called "3 to 1" (read 3 groups of words per line).

The easy way to do this is to use your finger or nib to direct your eyes to the three points of the line: early, middle, and at the end of the line. The goal is not to focus on one word at a time, but instead on a group of words.

The first disadvantage is that we may not get used to it. There is some confusion about what you read. But the advantage is that after a while you start to catch the rhythm, you will feel less tired.

In fact, when you observe yourself, word-by-word reading as before does not mean that we can remember or understand more material than this method, but this new method allows for longer reading and more pages.

The most important point in this kind of reading is the rhythm. People who often read books should understand that in a book there is a watery part and a really important part. Where it is watery or general, we can use a way to collect the words.

But when we find the key part, we break the rhythm and come back and read it in detail.

Another trick you want to do before you start reading is to open a book through it.

Let's say they're aiming to read 10 pages today. Let's flip through the subheadings first, see a rough summary of what they're talking about. After seeing the big picture, we'll start reading the first page so our brains don't have to guess the way to read it, like we already have a map of the target.

And then just let the brain piece together the story itself. After all, the same book, 100 people read, doesn't understand exactly the same thing. Let it be our own understanding.

Anyone who is tired of reading, try this method to apply it in case you can pick up a book to read.

# Let's read the book

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Confession time: I used to be the WORST procrastinator. Like, “let me just watch one more episode” kinda bad. 😭 But these books? They literally rewired my brain. I went from *overthinking everything* to actually getting stuff done—without the stress, without the guilt. (Okay, *less* guilt. 😂) Ea
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A person holds an open book titled 'LEGENDS & LATTES' on a beach, with their feet visible in the sand. The text 'READ THIS AND OUTSMART ANYONE' is overlaid, suggesting the book's theme of gaining an intellectual edge.
A book cover for 'The Art of Thinking Clearly' by Rolf Dobelli is displayed, highlighted as an international bestseller. Surrounding text emphasizes its benefits for avoiding dumb decisions, seeing through misinformation, and unlocking brain efficiency.
The book cover for 'Never Split the Difference' by Chris Voss is shown, noted for over 2 million copies sold. Accompanying text promotes its ability to teach psychological tricks, boost confidence, and improve negotiation skills to help readers speak and win.
Outsmart anyone with these books 🧠✨
Not to be dramatic, but these books actually changed how I think. I used to just go with the flow in conversations, decisions, and negotiations—until I realized… people who think faster, read between the lines, and play the long game ALWAYS win. I picked up these books because I wanted to make b
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