If the author’s style resonates with you, continue on to read the actual book. These services give you the birds’ eye view of what they feel are the author’s most important points in any book. So, consider these options CliffsNotes for non-fiction books. However, (especially during the pandemic, when you’re not only a worker-bee but perhaps also an in-house substitute teacher), it’s hard to make time to read all those buzzy-wordy tomes. You want these people to feel like you’re on the cutting edge. Today, we’ll look at services offering summaries of important, recommended, and/or best-selling books that your colleagues (and bosses in the C-suite) may be discussing. There are so many titles on a topic they need, usually for work, that they never quite get to – or through – many of them. One problem my clients often report is difficulty reading the right books. In 12 Ways to Organize Your Life to Read More – Part 2, we delved into developing reading lists, changing formats, tracking reading habits, and motivating yourself with challenges. In 12 Ways to Organize Your Life to Read More – Part 1, we looked at creating space and time for reading, creating better habits, and making reading a communal experience. Over the last few weeks, we took a deep dive into squeezing more reading into your life.
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