One of the most profound books, I've ever read is called "How to Read a Book". It's where I learned that there were levels to reading that I'd never even imagined. by @kareem_carr(Kareem Carr | Data Scientist | 📊📈📚)
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Scan any summaries. This should take ten minutes or less. The goal is to make a binary decision about whether to put more time into the book.
Identify the specific passages that speak to your topic. Don't read them. Just skim. At this point, you're just making a binary decision on whether to read the passages more deeply later.
FIND THE RELEVANT PASSAGES.
IDENTIFY THE CORE QUESTIONS.
. Identify how your authors answer your central questions and in particular, find out how they differ.
ANALYZE THE DISCUSSION.
Having constructed a shared language and identified the big questions, describe what everybody is saying to each other and most importantly WHY.
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