What a fantastic post! As a lifelong reader, and someone who has grown more "impatient" with reading as I've gotten older (probably due to too much time online), I love the idea of embracing the limited time we have to read not only what we really WANT to read, but also curating what we're exposed to. I do this a lot with newsletters. I also get 2 newsletters in the morning that are specifically news-related. Past that, I don't browse for news online. Instead, most of my reading is for expanding my mind and learning about topics that interest me (versus being the most up-to-date newsmonger possible). It has shifted my relationship with words so much!
What a fantastic post! As a lifelong reader, and someone who has grown more "impatient" with reading as I've gotten older (probably due to too much time online), I love the idea of embracing the limited time we have to read not only what we really WANT to read, but also curating what we're exposed to. I do this a lot with newsletters. I also get 2 newsletters in the morning that are specifically news-related. Past that, I don't browse for news online. Instead, most of my reading is for expanding my mind and learning about topics that interest me (versus being the most up-to-date newsmonger possible). It has shifted my relationship with words so much!