A Killer Reading Strategy That Will Make You A Better Writer

4 simple steps and you’ll be on your way to writing that best-selling novel

If you’re like most people, you bounce around from book to book without giving it a second thought.

I used to have a haphazard mess of books on my nightstand, my coffee table, kitchen counter, TV stand, you name it. Books from various authors ranging from a variety of different genres were scattered everywhere.

Maybe you’re the complete opposite. Perhaps you can’t even remember last time you picked up a book and read the whole thing through. You’ve grown accustomed to either skimming, reading summaries online, or just watching the movie when it came out.

The Pew Research Center reported that roughly a quarter of U.S. adults (27%) haven’t read a book in whole or in part in the past year, whether in print, electronic or audio form.

If your goal is to become a better writer, you already know that to write well; you also need to read well.

So to become a better writer, you need to learn how to become a better reader. And to do that, I’ve compiled a list of tips to start your journey.

If you add ‘reading’ to your daily to-do list, you’re guaranteed to read more.

I always used to assume I’d have time to read whichever book I had recently purchased. And because of that, I would allow other tasks and activities to constantly get in the way of that, resulting in my books to remain unread.

However, I always managed to find time to purchase more books, which resulted in the stack of unread books on my nightstands to grow taller and taller.

Time is our greatest resource, and the unfortunate truth is that there’s simply not enough time in the day to accomplish everything we want to achieve.

Planning your reading will help to ensure that you prioritize what matters, and if…

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