I’m thinking of doing this, because I’m able to put something down that I remember and kinda contextualize it in my head
yeah i try, but i usually prefer to try to discuss what i read to help digest it can’t really do that nowadays
yea I'll never start a new book the same day I finish one
also been trying to write up a brief summary and important highlights from non fiction books I read
the best books have you reflecting for weeks, months, or years tho
I would always say with any book/film/art if you take one lesson or idea from it then it’s a success
It's an automatic process for me. If i was immersed in the world, it's bound to happen when the book ends.
For non-fiction, its a given
Self reflection + reading up on other peoples perspectives on goodreads / Reddit etc. — absolutely.
How else would you glean every as much information/perspectives about what you’ve just read?
I used to read and write notes to fix some parts that I considered interesting or need some more understanding.
That's definitely a good way to reflect along the read.
After finish I read those notes.
Yeah I try to find a***ysis/discussion videos but that really only works for classics and super popular contemporary books
If it’s a less popular book I hope to find a forum discussion or something
i reflect as i read it
i usually invest a good week into reading a few chapters, specific section and reflect on that
come back to the book after a week or teo
I feel like I reflect on what I just read and build on that as I go. The end wraps up a narrative or the non fiction authors offers their own concluding sentiments but most of the important stuff for me comes while I'm working through it