Imagine this: you sit down after a long day, pick up a book you’ve been meaning to read, and before you know it, ten peaceful minutes have passed. No pressure, no goals… just a quiet moment for yourself. I experienced this last week, and it felt good! Many of us miss that feeling. Life gets busy, our phones pull our attention, and reading slowly slips out of our routine without us noticing.
But getting back into reading doesn’t need to be dramatic. You don’t need a best-selling title or a detailed reading plan. The most important step is simply opening a book again. Start with something light, short, or familiar. Reread an old favourite if that helps you begin. Even a few pages count. Make reading easy for yourself. Keep a book where you usually reach for your phone or always have one in your bag. Listen to audiobooks while cooking, cleaning, or driving (those count too!). Create a small reading moment in your day, maybe in the morning with a drink or at night before bed. Choose a comfortable place that feels relaxing.
If it’s been a while since you last read, remember that reading is like warming up muscles you haven’t used in a long time. Like muscles, you either use it or lose it. Start small, enjoy the process, and let the habit grow naturally. Want me to suggest a book for you? Just let me know! 😉
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THINK BIG. START
SMALL. GO DEEP.
