This week, I’m talking about something that’s been quietly changing the way I read: slowing down.
For years, I chased ambitious reading goals and measured my reading life by numbers — how many books I finished, how quickly I moved onto the next one, how much I could “keep up.” But lately, I’ve started asking a different question: what’s the point of rushing through books if none of them actually stay with me?
In this episode, I’m sharing my thoughts on reading slower, highlighting more, abandoning books guilt-free, my complicated relationship with “popcorn thrillers,” and why I’m no longer interested in turning reading into a productivity contest.
Maybe reading isn’t meant to be completed. Maybe it’s meant to be experienced. 📚
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