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Leadership January 20, 2020

5 Ways Reading Makes You a Better Leader

Pollsters say reading is in decline. As an author and former publishing executive, the statistics make me wince. But I’m optimistic for another reason. Why?

Michael Hyatt

Leadership July 10, 2018

The Science of Reading

Even if you don’t consider yourself a “reader,” you read all the time. Signs, instructions, articles, bills, blogs, newspaper headlines and grocery lists all…

Erin Wildermuth

Leadership January 2, 2018

10 Rules to Read More Books This Year

One New Year’s resolution I frequently hear from people is that they want to read more books.

Joel J. Miller

Leadership October 24, 2017

5 Reasons Why I Read So Many Books

I have always been an avid reader, but over the last few years, I've become much more intentional and ambitious in my reading.

RayEdwards

Leadership June 14, 2017

George Washington Shows Us How Leaders Are Readers

Most Americans think of George Washington as a great leader and the father of our country, but I bet few of us think of overdue library books.

Michael Hyatt

Personal Development February 8, 2017

How to Make Your Non-Fiction Reading More Productive

I’m a serious reader and have been most of my life. Most leaders I know are. We realize there’s a major ROI on time dedicated to reading.

Michael Hyatt

Miscellany December 26, 2016

3 Non-Physical Benefits to Running

We all know the physical benefits to running. However, people who don’t run, often miss the non-physical ones. Here are three.

Michael Hyatt

Personal Development September 18, 2015

The Secret to Ben Carson’s Success

It’s been fascinating to watch Dr. Ben Carson’s recent rise in the polls. Whatever your political bent, he deserves attention. What’s his secret?

Michael Hyatt

Personal Development May 11, 2015

Why The Best Reading App Available Today Is Not What You Think

This is going to sound crazy. After all, I run an online content business. But the best reading app for comprehension, emotional engagement, and more is ……

Michael Hyatt

Personal Development October 3, 2014

7 Sure-Fire Ways to Reduce Stress and Restore Your Sanity

The Wall Street Journal recently ran a story on the trend in slow reading. The idea is that intentional time in a book can improve our minds and reduce our…

Michael Hyatt

Productivity November 11, 2011

5 Ways to Make More Time to Read

As leaders, we know we should be reading more. But we struggle to find the time. In this guest post, Robert Bruce suggests five ways to make more time.

RobertBruce

Productivity November 12, 2010

Confronting the Curse of Busyness

Many of us have succumbed to the curse of busyness. A few of us have started a quiet rebellion. Will you join us?

Michael Hyatt

Leadership September 10, 2010

How to Retain More of What You Read

One of the most important things you can do to grow as a leader is to read voraciously. But how can you better retain what you read?

Michael Hyatt

Publishing May 12, 2010

In Defense of Books

Despite what many pundits are saying today, reading is not dead. Nor are books. Certainly, big changes are underway, especially in the way books are delivered…

Michael Hyatt

Productivity February 1, 2010

How to Read a Non-Fiction Book

When I read a non-fiction book, I typically practice these ten disciplines. They help me get more out of the books I read and insure that I retain the…

Michael Hyatt

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5 Ways Reading Makes You a Better Leader

The Science of Reading

10 Rules to Read More Books This Year

5 Reasons Why I Read So Many Books

George Washington Shows Us How Leaders Are Readers

How to Make Your Non-Fiction Reading More Productive

3 Non-Physical Benefits to Running

The Secret to Ben Carson’s Success

Why The Best Reading App Available Today Is Not What You Think

7 Sure-Fire Ways to Reduce Stress and Restore Your Sanity

5 Ways to Make More Time to Read

Confronting the Curse of Busyness

How to Retain More of What You Read

In Defense of Books

How to Read a Non-Fiction Book