Ten Ways to get more from the books you read

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Ten Ways to get more from the books you read

and the tapes you listen to

by Bryan Daly

SQ3R:  Scan, Question, Read, Re-read- wRite

http://bryandaly.wordpress.com/

1      Develop a deep driving desire to master the principles ( for example: Human Nature “How to Win friends and Influence people”)

 2      Read each Chapter twice and review main topics

  3      As you read stop frequently to ask yourself.  How can I apply these ideas?  Can I restate these ideas?  Did I understand the key points?

 4      Underscore and highlight important ideas.  Write notes in the margin

5      Review frequently your notes

6      Apply the ideas quickly and often

7      Make a lively game out of learning.  Involve others

8      Check your progress see where you need to improve

9      Keep notes and how applications of the ideas helped you

10 Teach the ideas to someone else

Knowledge is Power?…. No it’s applied Knowledge