الأربعاء، 28 يوليو 2021

Why don't you read yet?

 

Why don't you read yet?

Mental stimulation.

 Studies have proven that keeping the mind stimulated prevents it from losing strength.  It was also discovered that puzzles and playing games such as chess are useful for cognitive stimulation.

 Reducing stress.

 No matter how stressful you are at work, in your personal relationships, or the myriad other issues you face in daily life, it's all just slips away when you lose yourself in a great incident.

 

A well-written novel can transport you to other worlds, while the engaging material distracts and keeps you in the present moment, allowing the tensions to seep away and allow you to relax.

 Knowledge.

 Everything you read fills your head with new pieces of information, and you never know when it might come in handy. The more knowledge you possess, the better equipped you will be to tackle any challenge you will face.

 In addition, it is a piece of food for thought: have you ever found yourself in dire circumstances, remember that although you may lose everything else—your job, your property, your own money, and even your health—knowledge cannot be taken from you. Start.

 Vocabulary expansion.

 This relates to the title above: the more you read, the more words you get, and they will inevitably make their way into your everyday vocabulary. Being clear and a good speaker will help you in any profession, and knowing that you can speak at higher levels with self-confidence can be a huge boost to your self-esteem.

It can even help in your career, as those who read well, speak well, and are familiar with a variety of topics tend to get promoted more quickly.

 Reading books is also vital to learning new languages, as non-native speakers can acquire words used in context, which will improve their speaking and writing fluency.

 Improve memory.

 When reading a book, you have to remember the variety of characters, their backgrounds, ambitions, histories, nuances, as well as the various arcs and sub-plots that weave their way through each story. This is a fair thing to remember, but minds are wonderful things and can remember these things with relative ease.

 

Amazingly enough, every new memory you create forms new synapses (brain pathways) and strengthens existing ones, which help with short-term memory recall as well as mood stability. How cool is that?

 Strengthening analytical thinking skills.

 Have you ever read an amazing mystery book, and solved the puzzle yourself before finishing the book? If so, you are able to put critical and analytical thinking to work by taking note and sorting through all the details provided.

 Improve focus.

 In the crazy world of the internet, attention is drawn to a million different directions at once, as we multitask through every day. In one 5-minute period, the average person splits their time between working on a task, checking email, chatting with a couple of people (via Skype, etc.), keeping an eye on Twitter, monitoring their smartphone, and interacting with co-workers. This type of behavior causes stress levels to rise and decreases productivity.

 

When you read a book, you focus all of your attention on the story - the rest of the world lies far away from you, and you can immerse yourself in every minute detail. Try reading 15-20 minutes before work (for example, during your morning commute, if you take public transportation), and you'll be surprised how much more focus is on you once you get to the office.

 Better writing skills.

 This goes hand in hand with expanding your vocabulary: exposure to publication, well-written works have a noticeable impact on your own writing, and observation of the rhythm, fluidity, and writing styles of other authors will always influence your own work. In the same way that musicians influence each other and painters use techniques established by former masters, so writers learn how to craft prose by reading other people's work.

 

Tranquility.

 

In addition to the relaxation that accompanies reading a good book, it is possible that the subject you are reading about can bring tremendous inner peace and calm. Reading spiritual texts (the Qur'an) can lower blood pressure and create a tremendous sense of calm, while reading self-help books has been shown to help people with certain mood disorders and mild mental illnesses.

 

Free entertainment.

 

Although many of us like to buy books so that we can pin pages for future reference, the price can be very high. For low-budget entertainment, you can visit your local library and bask in the countless books available there for free. Libraries have books on every subject imaginable.

 

If you live in an area that doesn't have a local library, or if you have a mobility impairment and are not easily accessible, most great books are available in PDF or EPUB format so you can read them on your e-reader, iPad, or computer screen. . There are also many online resources where you can download free e-books.


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