And now I’ve decided to share my findings with you to save you some time should you be facing the same question. So I’ve spent the last couple of days testing out the 4 best book summary apps to see which one is worth subscribing to. Fallback to book summaries for categories n. That’s why other the weekend I came up with a new strategy: reading the entire book when it’s great. And that sucks because sometimes they still have some interesting concepts I’d like to absorb. I give up within the first couple of chapters when I read a bad one. I usually take me forever to get to the end of boring nonfiction books. I love books in the first category and they are usually the ones I review here in my blog. Bad ones: few ideas lost in a plethora of useless and boring pages.Boring ones: a lot of good ideas written in an extremely boring way.Great ones: full of interesting ideas and enjoyable to read (like The Unicorn Project or Lost and founder).Business books usually fall into three categories:
Between blogs, podcasts, chatting with friends, nowadays I’m getting so many recommendations for nonfiction books that my Kindle library grows way faster than what I can read. Yet I finish most of my days with the regret I was not able to carve out enough time for reading.
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