One thing that seems to follow everyone who is successful is

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I'll start. I can read like 80 pages of a novel in one go before I have to go do something else and think about what I read. For a real textbook, that number is probably 50 pages.

I notice a lot of successful people that BLOW through dozens of books every month. They're always reading something new. When they have to learn something entirely new, they get a dozen books and just power through all of them in less than one month and suddenly become practically an expert on the damn subject, or at least equivalent of a bachelors degree holder in the subject.

I'm not sure if textbooks are actually a good way to do this, being that they sort of prep you to get good grades, rather than actually learn, at least it seems that way.

>>1521440
>How much can you guys read per day and actually retain the information?
non-stop. a huge variety of stuff from architecture to transportation to technology, constant learning.

ABC -- Always Be Reading

>>1521440
Audio book in my phone always on play one after another. Get through 10 at least a month

>>1521496
Wtf, reading doesn't start with a C faggot

>>1521496
>>1521499
kek