Farnam's on how to read books

[#farnam-how-to-read] exposes a structured way to remember what you read. It's divided in three steps:

1. Active reading - AKA info gathering, making a ritual, link to real life
2. Remembering - AKA take notes and make links
3. Following up - AKA applying to your context, reviewing

There are two points particularly interesting: 202109122338 Gather context around what you're consuming 202109122337 Drop books when no longer interesting

There are a lot of links to 202109122334 Zettelkasten there, mostly:

• Take notes during session with your own words
• Review and link up your notes in the end of the study session
• Do note waste time on something that's uninteresting. Jump around topics that catch your attention

[#farnam-how-to-read]: Farnam Street. “How to Remember What You Read,” August 16, 2021. https://fs.blog/2021/08/remember-books/.