To manage my reading, I set aside dedicated time on weekends or evenings to catch up on saved articles, as I often save more than I read.

I need to dedicate time to reading without distractions to maintain my intellectual productivity.

You should prioritize reading for enjoyment and personal growth over societal expectations.

I read to satisfy my genuine intellectual curiosity, not to complete books. I prefer to absorb the best ideas rather than read everything.

I treat books as throwaway blog posts, allowing me to read multiple books at once without the pressure to finish them, which has rekindled my love for reading. I filter my blogs very carefully and have a long reading list of a couple of hundred blogs, with a recent standout being 'Melting Asphalt' by Kevin Simler, which offers deep insights into various topics.

Reading is the foundation of my work; if I could only choose one, I'd choose reading over reporting.

Reading is a fast way to identify what you are good at and enjoy, which can lead to a positive impact.

You can cultivate a love for reading by associating it with positive experiences and enjoyment.

You can cultivate a love for reading by associating it with positive experiences and enjoyment.