Sentences with phrase «reading time each day»

Experts recommend reading to toddlers as often as possible, striving for at least one scheduled reading time each day.

Assign a specific amount of reading time each day.

It's easier to commit to short reading times each day than trying to do all of them at once.

Show me the math where one human being with, say, an hour of free reading time each day (if they're lucky) can «discover» one of 400,000 books with absolutely no reliable information about those books.

And where are people spending most of their reading time these days?

For example, I instituted «30 minutes of reading time each day» that we all try to fit in.

Not exact matches

Study it, read it to yourself 10 times / day until you can say it in your sleep... forwards and backwards.

- take time away from the day - to - day running of the business to read books or attend seminars as a way to uncover new ideas and approaches to running the business with the goal of uncovering the kink that's holding up its progress.

We get it: you are a busy entrepreneur and it can be hard to fit that «reading time» in with work, family and dozens of other obligations you need to fit into your day.

The best way to get good at this is every time you read a name tag, see a name on a billboard, meet someone, or hear a name for the next 30 days, turn it into an image.

Russell Sarder, who runs the multimillion dollar NetCom Learning, makes time to read every day.

Customers buy three to four times as many books after they buy the Kindle device... That's such a remarkable increase in the amount of book purchasing, it seems pretty likely to be an increase in the rate of which people buy books [over all]... I hear this from people every day, that they're actually recapturing minutes of the day for reading.

Columns such as this one are published every day, but reading them is a waste of time if you don't take action.

1) Have you ever wondered how much time you are spending each day reading emails or on Social Media?

If you add up all the time you spend reading books, blogs, and articles; watching videos, podcasts, webinars, and seminars, and posting, tweeting, messaging, and connecting, how many hours a day on average do you think it comes to?

Warren Buffett — arguably the most skilled investor of our time — said reading 500 pages a day was the key to success, because «that's how knowledge works.

I also like to wake up early to think the day through and spend time reading.

For example, if you find yourself aimlessly browsing the web around 3 p.m. each work day, replace that time with reading industry - specific news.

I had more people reading my blog every single day than most professional New York Times columnists.

Any time I'm having a not particularly good day, I can get into that Slack channel and read what our learners are saying about what they're taking from Codecademy and how it is changing their lives.

Most of the time I'll end up reading for a little bit, usually 15 minutes at the end of the day.

Most of us can look back to a time when we started in a job and were surprised by the difference between our day - to - day tasks and what we read in the original job posting.

She uses the time to clear her inbox, schedule the day, and read social media.

Make sure you carve out time in your day to read.

Even if you think you're visiting frequently and you read TechCrunch three times a day, it's not the same as being here working with your American team.

Set aside dedicated time a few times a day to read and respond to email.

Instead, reserve some time and energy to do something that simply makes you feel good in the moment, whether it's reading a book, watching a movie, going for a walk or taking an entire day off from work.

In doing so, they once again bypassing their «three - day rule» to provide ample time for members to actually read it.

That's an hour of reading each day at the normal speed but accelerated, it's three hours — or a book every one - two days — all during a time when a person couldn't typically read.

«If you read The Remains of the Day, which is my favorite book of all time, you can't help but come away and think, I just spent 10 hours living an alternate life and I learned something about life and about regret.»

While I may not wear the same thing every day, I do wake up at the same time each morning, check my email, go for a run, read while eating breakfast, and then get to work.

If you're old enough to remember a time before mobile devices existed, you may wistfully yearn for the days when people were head - up, paid better attention to conversations and read books or the newspaper instead of scrolling through a Facebook feed on their phones.

I end the day tucking in my children, reading to them and spending time with them.

I promise you if you spend a couple hours one day reading posts on this site, or if you want to support financial education and read my Best of Financial Samurai book, you will get super motivated to build your wealth and actually gain more wealth over time.

The report made for good reading, to be sure, but with the stock trading near an all - time high going into the release, it was unable to climb further and swim against the tide of profit taking that ensnared the broader market on this particular day.

To fulfill this duty, they'd need to spend all day every day reading 10 - Ks and 10 - Qs, and they'd have no time to actually give advice to clients!

For example, he reads The Wall Street Journal and Financial Times every day (his billionaire business partner Charlie Munger prefers The Economist).

I'll happily read company reports on my iPad all day, turn to the Business section first in The Sunday Times, and I actually look forward to bear markets for the thrill of securing cheaper bargains.

Sometimes my research is in the library; other times I take my research to the online bookstores; and sometimes I spend my day reading 10 - 20 blog posts.

It said 2 - 3 days... but after reading the posts above, it appears you can only have one currency in your wallet at a time.

You could spend the entire day reading the internet, or you could use technology to make monitoring much easier and less time consuming!

The other day, I was reading Adam Bryant's Corner Office column in the New York Times, (read article here) and I really resonated with Blake Irving's (CEO of GoDaddy) comment that ``... when you're the C.E.O., you get to set a tone from your seat that's different than if you're working within an organization.

For those who haven't had the time to read the legaled - up language of every single privacy policy we encounter (which, considering Carnegie Mellon researchers estimated it would take the average user the equivalent of 76 work days per year to do, is most of us), and even for people like me who do it for a living and still find disclosure gaps, the Facebook — Cambridge Analytica scandal managed to shed a bit of light on the otherwise obscure relationships between some tech companies and advertisers.

However, I also read a lot of non-fiction during the other times of the day.

My time to offer a substantive post was used up by reading all the excellent threads that have popped up in the recent days.

Reality... his bones would have been produced and marveled at as proof that he did not resurrect the Jewish leaders at that time for sure would have produced them... providing of course that they were available... why do nt you take the time to study, read the evidence for yourself before spouting like so many other bitter atheists (that I once was for many years)... give love a try you might enjoy it, it gives live meaning and true purpose, everything finds its place in Christ... I hope you find hope some day...

anyhoots to understand what Jesus meant when he said those things you have to read it in context to the time and traditions of the day, although the spiritual truths are still relevant.

I just finished reading it a few days ago for the second time.

As a kid who went to church every day I can't tell you the number of times the daily readings said something really strange and perverse; why even keep it around?

Those who spend hours a day praying and reading the bible could spend that time building their family relations, helping the environment, making love to their wife, etc..