I am reading three books: Sapiens, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and Iron John.

Each is categorized as fiction, nonfiction, or personal development.

Old strategy: read one book until processing is needed, set it down, and pick up a few days later.

New strategy: read three books at time, each with a distinct category, and switch between them when processing is needed.

The new strategy is perfect. When tired of one category, switch to another and read twice as often (or more) than before.

Fiction’s adventure balances nonfiction’s routineness, which balances personal development’s potency.

I complete books faster and more often than before. I believe this technique will help you do the same.