1) The toughest part of reading is finding the time to sit down and read.
2) Make reading enjoyable by avoiding boring topics.
3) Reading a book may not change your life instantly, but daily reading can bring gradual transformation.
4) Read books that have stood the test of time rather than always chasing new releases.
5) Focus on the quality of books rather than the quantity you’ve read.
6) Create a distraction-free environment by keeping your mobile in another room.
7) If you love a book, reread it; the best books are worth revisiting.
8. You don’t have to be a ‘reader’ to start reading; you’ll become one by reading books.
9) It’s okay to drop a bad book; it’s better than losing the habit of reading.
10) If a book has impacted you, read it again at least once a year.
11) Gift books you didn’t enjoy; sharing knowledge is valuable.
12) Make the most of reading time by putting away your mobile.
13) Choose books based on the situation; different environments suit different books.
14) Seek help without hesitation if you’re struggling; sometimes, two minds are better than one.
15) A good book won’t let you finish it quickly; it will make you pause and reflect.
16) The purpose of reading is application, not just accumulating information.
17) Establish a reading habit by setting a small daily target, even just 2 minutes.
18) Summarize what you’ve read; it helps reinforce learning.
19) If a book doesn’t bring positive change, reconsider its value in your life.
20) Investing in books is an investment in your future, not an expense.
21) Create the right reading environment, as a good book in the wrong place is hard to read.
22) Maximize your reading potential with the right mindset.
23) Every problem has a book solution; read widely to gain diverse perspectives.
24) Books are the shortest route to acquiring knowledge; even a $10–20 investment can provide a year’s worth of education.
25) When you read the summary of a good book and write it, the person who writes the summary gains more than ten times the benefit. So, don’t forget to write a summary after finishing a book.
26) Small books can hold big wisdom; don’t underestimate them.
27) If past reading times were enjoyable, today is the best day to start reading.
28) Forget a book’s name or its discussion, but the education it imparts will stay with you forever.
29) Overlook titles and discussions, but the education gained from a book lasts a lifetime.
30) Cherish the value of a good book; it’s a lifelong source of knowledge.
31) If after reading a book, there is no change in your behavior or thinking, then understand that either the book is not good or you haven’t learned anything from it.
32) Buying books is an investment, not an expense. A good book can pave the way for you to earn millions in the future.
33) Keep a conducive reading environment rather than relying on motivation. Reading a simple book in a quiet library is easier than reading an exceptional book in a noisy environment.
34) Wherever you go, carry a book with you. You never know when you’ll get extra time for reading.
35) You can give a book a maximum of three chances (by reading three chapters). If you still don’t like it, switch to another book.
40) The biggest compliment for an author is when a reader marks, highlights, and takes notes on their book.
41) If you have numerous problems, read numerous books. Every new problem has a book offering a solution.
43) If the past offers good times for reading, then starting to read today is the best time.
44) You might forget the name of a good book and its discussion, but the education it imparts will stay with you for a lifetime.
this is derived from the writings of Mazharul Islam, translated by Abu Myne.
