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Since I started reading and my life began to change from someone who has no goals or value for his life and does not know the meaning of his life to another personality that not only has meaning but also tries to convey that meaning to the world.

When I was a child, in addition to school books, I used to read magazines; we had a large library at home. I was not curious to take a book from it or try to read it, but my actual journey of reading began in my second year of college exactly where I met people who had a reading group discussing a book every week.
  

My start in reading was with novels, which gained me the habit of reading. In the beginning, it was difficult to start with a scientific or philosophical book, but when I started with novels I used to complete the book in one day because the story is interesting. Now I am reading in all fields and have the passion and desire for it.

1 / Start with small goals and read in areas that interest you, or read novels to gain a habit of reading.
2 / Make reading a daily habit:
Do not let a day pass by without reading even a single page
Building any habit takes time, so make sure that you read daily until you acquire the habit of reading
I love reading in the morning and evening hours before I sleep
Choose the time that suits you and start
 
3 / Reading challenge 
(Reading 12 books) 

 Bring a custom notebook to summarize books or write on the 75-day challenge's planner where I set up custom pages to summarize books.

Don't be like the one who nominates books for people and when they ask him why he say because they are beautiful only because he does not remember any of them!

This is a review of some books you can include in your challenge list

1/Robin Sharma's Guide to Greatness:

If I'm going to nominate you a writer to read all his books, I'm definitely going to nominate Robin Sharma for his great ability to change.

Robin Sharma in his guide to greatness speaks of how everyone can reach greatness and says you don't have to take up the highest positions in order to do a better job, and I like here the example of Dr. Luther King

(“If a man is called to be a street sweeper, he should sweep streets even as a Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven composed music or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will pause to say, 'Here lived a great street sweeper who did his job well.” )

  
Also talk about a basic point, which is that your days define your life and what you do today is what creates your future, and all days are important, there is no unimportant day.

 2/The First 20 Hours: How to Learn Anything . . . Fast! 

By Josh Kaufman

Josh Kaufman says it's easy to be sitting in front of the TV or wandering the web, that's why most of us just do this and our dreams remain desires and say that what is preventing you from achieving your goals are the two things,  time and skill.
The book is about the art and science of rapid learning of skills and the goal of the book is to help you acquire new skills in record time, it takes only 20 hours to break the barrier of frustration and move from the stage of not knowing anything about the skill to improving your performance significantly.

You can also watch his talk about quick skill learning on the TED platform.

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