The January book
You bought it in January, full of plans. Months later, the bookmark is still sitting on page 40 — and the guilt shows up every time you see the cover.
Be honest. For most of us the answer is “almost none” — and it stings, like being asked when we last worked out. We know reading matters. We just never get to it. So I’ll deliver the best part of a great book to you, every morning.
Almost everyone who reads this has lived some version of these three stories.
You bought it in January, full of plans. Months later, the bookmark is still sitting on page 40 — and the guilt shows up every time you see the cover.
Your phone is full of saved posts about “books that will change your life.” You’ve read exactly none of them. The list just keeps growing.
Someone quotes a great book over dinner and everyone nods like they read it. You nod too — and promise yourself, again, that you’ll start reading.
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A 300-page book usually carries a handful of ideas that can change your life. Those are what you get — the rest is cut.
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I end every summary with one small thing for you to do this week — and the one nugget worth passing on to someone you care about.
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