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Feb 1
Twitter is the world's best free university.

But with 330,000,000+ users, it's difficult to know who to follow.

Here are the 20 most popular writers on Twitter (and their most popular thread):
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Jan 30
I asked, "What’s the best self-improvement book you’ve ever read?"

I received 400+ replies.

Here are 20 books that will help you become a better version of yourself:
1/

Atomic Habits

by @JamesClear

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2/

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

by @naval & @EricJorgenson

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Jan 29
America is in a reading crisis.

New data on book reading shows that reading is on the decline.

Here are 12 scary stats that we need to stop:
A recent report from Gallup found that every category of readers are reading less: men, women, college graduates, non-college graduates, old people, and young people.

Americans are reading 3 fewer books per year.

Down from 15.2 books a year to 12.6.
College graduates read an average of about 6 fewer books in 2021, falling from 21.1 books to 14.6.

The average U.S. woman read about 4 fewer books, down from 19.3 to 15.7 books.

Americans aged 55+ read almost 5 fewer books, down from 16.7 to 12.
Read 10 tweets
Jan 27
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Readers:
1/ Schedule Reading

Effective readers don't hope they'll have time to read, they MAKE time to read.

They schedule time in their day to read a book just like how they schedule a time to have a meeting with a coworker or workout session with a trainer.
2/ Ask Questions

Effective readers view books as a discussion with the author, not a lecture.

They listen to what the author has to say but then ask questions such as:

-Are their sources reliable?
-Is this information up to date?
-Are these lessons backed by science?
Read 10 tweets
Jan 25
I asked, "What’s the best health-related book you’ve ever read?"

I received 220+ replies.

Here are 20 books that will help you live to 100+:
1/

How Not To Die

by @nutrition_facts

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2/

The China Study

by @DrTomCampbell

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Read 25 tweets
Jan 25
A simple tip to DOUBLE the number of books you'll read this year:
This tip is called have a Snack & Meal book. 🍎🍽️

Here's how it works:

Think about your food appetite for a second...
Sometimes, you're super hungry or have lots of time and want a big meal to fill you up (like steak and potatoes).

Other times, you're only slightly hungry or short on time and want something small to snack on (like an apple).

Your reading appetite should work the same way...
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