Reading habit

1. Make reading a regular part of your daily routine.
Spending more time reading is the most dependable method for gradually increasing one's reading pace. Do you think it's easy? If you want to keep your New Year's resolution to read more books, the simplest way to do so is to include reading into your daily routine. Read while sipping your coffee in the morning, 30 minutes before bed, or during your lunch break. If you make reading a regular part of your routine, it will ultimately become second nature.
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Learn how to multitask.
There is just so much time in the day. However, if you learn to multitask, your time is worth twice as much. While commuting or waiting for an appointment, try reading a book. While reading or listening to books, I like working out, cooking, cleaning, and even going on a walk. Save the most challenging reading for moments when you have complete focus.
3. KEEP A BOOK WITH YOU
You'll never be bored if you have a nice book to read. Having a book on hand may allow you to make better use of otherwise squandered time throughout the day. Waiting for the bus, in line at the grocery store, in the doctor's office, or even on a long elevator ride are all wonderful opportunities to read a little more. If you don't want to carry around hefty books, I recommend having an e-reader or reading app on your phone.
4. ESTABLISH OBJECTIVES
Setting a reading goal is an excellent approach to boost your book intake. Having a goal in mind is a terrific way to stay motivated and on track. The Goodreads Reading Challenge makes it simple to track your progress toward your goal. However, make sure it's a goal you can really reach choosing an unachievable aim will just damper your excitement.
5: TEACH YOURSELF TO READ WITH YOUR EARS
Using an audiobook is not considered cheating. A excellent book may be enjoyed in a number of ways, including audiobooks. You can accomplish so much more when you have an audiobook to listen to. An audiobook is a versatile kind of entertainment that may be used in a variety of contexts. Furthermore, it is a good method for avoiding eye strain caused by reading long texts on paper or a screen for a longer period of time. If you haven't already, I recommend checking out an audiobook for the first time by listening to a memoir by a prominent author you like, such as Gabrielle Union's We're Going to Need More Wine. Instead, consider Samantha Irby's We Are Never Meeting in Real Life, a collection of essays and short stories that may be listened to in shorter bursts.
6. COMBINE GENRES
When you finish a good book and lack the urge to move on to the next one, you have a book hangover. Changing the genre I'm reading from time to time helps me maintain my reading pace and avoids book hangovers. Have you recently finished a fantastic science fiction series? Continue with some actual criminal activity. Are you still thinking about the last love tale you read? You may then read a funny autobiography. It's an excellent method to keep aware. Better still, it keeps you from drawing unfair comparisons between works in the same genre and eliminates any uncertainty regarding works with similar stories or characters.
Participate in a reading club.
A book club's responsibility may be beneficial in keeping a reading habit. Having a book club meeting on a certain day encourages you to commit to reading the book in question. Second, book clubs are an excellent place to socialize while sharing common interests in reading and discussing the books that members have chosen to read. Third, when novels are selected for you by a book club, the strain of "what should I read next?" that might hinder you from reading frequently is relieved.