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In this brief blog post, I want to share my experience of transforming from someone who had never read a single novel, not even the compulsory ones from school, to someone who reads extensively. Although I have not read an enormous number of books, I am proud of the progress I have made. I began my reading journey during my college years to stand out from the crowd through knowledge rather than material possessions.

Let me get straight to the point - I began my reading journey with the book "Five point someone" by Chetan Bhagat, which kickstarted my interest in reading. I subsequently read "Wings of Fire", "The subtle art of not giving a fuck", and other books that led me into a journey of voracious reading. Although I have read more than 20 books, I have tried to read 35-40 books in total. I've learned that if a book doesn't pique my interest, it's not my fault, and I just need to keep trying different books until I find one that engages me.


Just take another book and keep trying until you find the one that captures your attention. Here are a few tips that I would like to share with those who are trying to start their reading journey:

  • Start with a book that interests you: It can be any genre, be it self-help, motivational, fiction or non-fiction. Pick a book that you think you will enjoy.
  • Set a reading goal: Start with small goals, such as reading for 10-15 minutes a day, and gradually increase the time as you get more comfortable with reading.
  • Make reading a habit: Set a fixed time for reading every day. It can be in the morning or before going to bed. Consistency is the key to developing a reading habit.
  • Join a book club: Joining a book club can help you to stay motivated and engaged with reading. It can also help you to discover new books that you may not have come across otherwise.
  • Experiment with different formats: You don't have to stick to physical books. You can try e-books, audiobooks or even graphic novels to find the format that suits you the best.

Remember, reading is a personal journey, and there is no right or wrong way to do it. The key is to keep trying and not give up. Happy reading!

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