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Key takeaways from Surgical Reading: How to Read 12 Books at Once

How to efficiently get what you need out of reading, multiple books at a time

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It’s a process I’ve developed called surgical reading and it means that when I’m reading a non-fiction book, I focus on locating and removing the most valuable pieces of information from it quickly as possible. This allows me to read many different books across a single topic at once, so I can look at it from multiple perspectives
Reading shouldn’t be about checking titles off of a todo list, it should be an exploration of what fascinates you. 
I focus on locating and removing the most valuable pieces of information from it quickly as possible. This allows me to read many different books across a single topic at once, so I can look at it from multiple perspectives. My goal is to quickly locate valuable knowledge and use the information I acquire in the real world to solve problems.
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