- Increase your vocabulary
- Improve your writing skills
- Increase your understanding of the world
- Improve your concentration and focus
- Improve your memory
- Improve your analytical thinking
- Expose you to new ideas
- Reduce stress
A tip: If you get into a book aren't enjoying the experience, don't be afraid to put it down and start a new one. Take the challenge with me. Or if you're hesitant, set a goal of one book a month. It will enliven your world in countless ways. Check out our list of 2009 Tate Publishing favorites and get started and make sure to share what your reading!
Update
Book 1: Bad Trip: How the war against drugs is destroying America by Joel Miller.
Completed, 4 stars.
Book 2: Gates of Fire: An epic novel of the battle of Thermapoylae by Steven Pressfield.
Completed, 5 stars.
Book 3: Moving to Higher Ground: How jazz can change your life by Wynton Marsalis. Reading.
On Deck: Founding Brothers by Joseph Ellis.
1 comments:
This is interesting, because I just wrote a post on taking a "read more" challenge. My goal is to read 4 books per month. I'm looking forward to it!
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