Daily Productive Sharing 247 - How to Read A Non-fiction Within One Week?
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如何快速阅读一本非小说书籍？Peter Bregman 介绍了他的方法，只要五步就能快速掌握一本书的主要内容：
- 先了解作者，比如找找他的介绍或者访谈；
- 阅读书的标题，副标题和目录等部分；
- 阅读前言和总结，以此了解这本书最核心的部分；
- 速读每一章，如果可以通过主旨段就能了解大意，就可以跳过剩下的内容；
- 再次阅读目录。
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How to read a non-fiction book quickly? Peter Bregman introduces his method for quickly grasping the main points of a book, in just five steps:
- Start with the author.
- Read the title, the subtitle, the front flap, and the table of contents.
- Read the introduction and the conclusion.
- Read/skim each chapter.
- End with the table of contents again.
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“Oh, don’t be silly,” she responded. “Anybody can be part of these conversations. Just read some books!”
“Listen,” he said, “you don’t need to read these books. You need to understand them.”
Fiction demands that we enter a world of the author’s making, inspiring a more immersive experience. Nonfiction — at least the type we tend to read to support our work as business leaders — makes a point and asks us to learn from it.
The more we read, the more quickly we can understand their perspectives and where they fit into a conversation they’re having with other authors, and the more informed we are when we use their advice or incorporate their perspectives into our work.
In other words, the more books we read, the faster it goes.
Here’s the interesting thing about reading a book like this: while it’s much faster than a traditional reading (it takes me 1–2 hours to read a book, instead of the usual 6–8), you will retain far more.
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