This is a convenient option as you can take a number of books with you as well as reserving titles for when they become available (which you then get an e-mail notification for and can then download to your device).
Take it with you - Many libraries today offer tablet / mobile apps like OverDrive that allow you to download & reserve books, audiobooks and magazines. During a client visit to Dallas, I spent several hours driving each day, so audio books were a great way to maximize that time They can be especially engaging if the audio version is read by the original author. when you're cleaning your house, walking to work, exercising etc) audiobooks are a great option. Use audiobooks - If you have a significant commute or have time that you can dedicate (i.e. Mix up reading throughout the year - On vacation I tend to choose lighter books such as biographies or books about my personal interests like basketball. Use music to help concentration - I also read at home from time to time, and I find putting on some light background nature music helps with concentration (the Insight Timer meditation app has some great nature music available for free that I use). I also track on a physical calendar each day if I spent time reading which helps with habit formation. This serves as a trigger for me - once I hop on the bus I open my book or iPad. Integrate into your daily schedule - I dedicate my 15 minute bus ride each morning to reading. I thought from that I would share what worked well for me in 2017 in case reading is a resolution for you this year! Below are the strategies I used as well as the best books I read last year. In 2017 in fact I am able to look back on fondly in that I read 30 non-fiction books, my highest count to date. I personally found this to be true for me in the past, and only recently have I been able to break free of it. Our brains are so hardwired for instant gratification though, that you may find yourself checking your phone or watching a video instead of taking the time to go deep on a subject with a book. This often comes from a desire for self-improvement, or because we want to go deeper into a particular subject than articles shared on social media allow. These are common phrases we hear as the new year starts.
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