- The reason for choosing a certain book usually lies in the need to be like everyone else.
- Someone has advised or mentioned it, and we add it to the list of books that will never be read.
- Interest should be disregarded; instead, utility must play a crucial role in choosing the book to read.
- Whether the book is interesting or not is not important. As stated in the title, what problems this book can help me with[1] has to be the real reason for reading.
- However, there are certain books that must be read because they enlighten and educate us in a special way. In philosophy, I value the works of Plato and Marcus Aurelius.
- The contents of this book are for education, not solving problems, although it’s possible.
- Every book must serve a purpose.
- Non-fiction – problem-solving.
- Fiction – entertainment.
- Philosophical works – education and higher-level mental processes such as: 2
- Observations5
- Reflection on these observations.
- Experimentation with phenomena.
- Use firsthand data and daily experiences.
- Use the primary source of information[2].
- Externalization of internal processes. Reporting one’s experience.
- Personal idea, maybe it’s a part of reflection, but what I mean hear is thinking via writing.
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