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Beyond reading to remember, reading to think, reading to write

How many books have you bought but left unread? For those who struggle with books on their bookshelves that you've enjoyed but haven't fully grasped, or books that leave you with nothing in your head, I'll introduce a "complete reading" method for those who find themselves struggling with empty reading.
"30-Day Complete Reading Bookstore" is a book that provides the most practical and practical answer to the fundamental question of reading: "How should I read a book?"
Previous reading method books were difficult reading methods that required a learning mindset, and training to read quickly and extensively in a short period of time.
However, for people who already find reading difficult, these methods only make reading an even more boring hobby.


So this book boldly breaks away from conventional reading methods.
We present a reading method that focuses on discovering the joy of reading and reading without getting bored by solving daily missions over a leisurely period of 30 days.
This book contains 30 reading methods that anyone can easily start using, from a method of reading a book in 10-15 minutes a day, using spare time, to practical reading methods that are useful when you are having trouble reading, to an output recording method that creates a reading habit, to reading for reflection that takes care of yourself and builds a healthy relationship with the world, and even writing for reading that leaves a mark.


The author of this book was also an ordinary person who always made a promise to himself, 'I must read the book someday when I have time.'
However, when life was tough, I came across a book that I read in its entirety, and it led me to become a booktuber with 30,000 subscribers and to run an online copywriting group and writing group with over 1,000 people.
Based on this experience, I wrote this book to convey the courage and wisdom that reading a book can bring, and the life-changing power of reading.
Let's follow the daily missions for 30 days, as if we were having a book chat with this book.
Even those who are just beginning to read will soon experience the magic of conquering a brick-and-mortar book like Cosmos.

Some books will be precious guides that lead you to unexpected fortune or lifelong connections, while others will be a strong rope that helps you escape the deep pit of your heart.
You'll encounter books that encourage you to take on new challenges or embark on adventures to unfamiliar places. You'll also encounter books that act as life mentors, calming the hatred, anger, and loathing within you and cultivating insight and wisdom in viewing the world and others. The very act of reading a book can become an unforgettable memory.

I wrote this book with the bold hope that "30-Day Complete Reading Bookstore" would become one of those books.
Rather than talking about profound, philosophical ideas about books and reading methods, I wanted to talk about the courage and wisdom that comes from the experience of reading a book.
I'd like to share with you some tips for complete reading that even ordinary readers like me can easily apply and practice.
---From the "Prologue"

The thought, 'I need to read a book but I don't have time' is similar to the attitude of an indifferent lover.
Time management is ultimately about managing your mind.
Time is always there.
I think I don't exist.
After reading this far, you must make your own judgment.
Do I really want to read the book or not?
If you want to find time to read books, if you really want to read books, let me first tell you about five mental management methods to develop a reading habit.
Let's renew your mindset and ignite your passion and will for reading.
Changing your mindset can help you create achievable reading plans and goals.
---From "DAY 1, Mindset - For those of you who don't have time to read books"

No one ever told me I needed to listen to music 'evenly' or 'balancedly'.
But as you all know, when it comes to books, it's a little different.
You might recommend SHINee songs to a BTS fan who says they get sleepy when they listen to classical music, but there's no reason to advise them to listen to Bach and Chopin because they're picky about music.
But why is the word "picky" attached to reading in particular? There's no such thing as picky art, picky film, or picky exercise.
Only readers call their tastes 'picky eating' and try to improve and 'cure' them.
If you think about it, it seems like we consider reading an essential duty as modern educated people before we even begin to enjoy it.
Perhaps that's why I seem to approach books and reading more seriously than necessary from a young age.
---From "DAY6, Light Reading - Read to Your Heart's Content"

I see reading as an act of adapting to a story.
Just as you need an adjustment period when meeting new people or moving to an unfamiliar place, I think you need ample time to adjust to the content when you first open a book.
The time it takes to read about 50 pages is the adaptation period.
You too can set a '70-page barrier' or a '100-page barrier' depending on the genre of the book or your reading speed.
Once you get into the groove of immersion, the rest of the book will be a breeze to read.
Compared to self-help books or essays, novels take a much longer time to get used to the story.
It requires more imagination because it opens up a world you've never experienced before.
---From "DAY7, Read Slowly - Overcome the 50-Page Barrier"

When my situation is too difficult, I become so depressed that I can't really hear what people are saying to me.
There are times when I feel repulsed by the idea that, rather than being comforted, someone is standing above me, teaching and judging me.
At times like that, it's good to pick out the books you need and read them to find realistic advice for yourself.
I underline sentences that can always lift me up when I'm tired, sentences that will become nutrients that will help me grow internally for a long time.
Even if it's a sentence you've heard many times, if you underline it and think about it for a while, it will come across as new.
---From "DAY 13, Underlining Reading Method - Where should I underline?"

I no longer consider myself a withered flower.
Because through reading and writing, I have acquired the talent to discover the fresh side of myself at any time, and the know-how to develop myself.
Like a seasoned gardener, I use books of various genres as fertilizer.
When I feel my inner core shaken, I read humanities books. When I lose confidence and vitality, I read self-help books. When I feel lonely and meaningless in life, I read literature or essays.
It was through books that I was able to prescribe a remedy for my psychological problems.
There is no longer a need to move from job to job like a grasshopper.
My vague dream of becoming a freelance writer who can make a living by writing abroad has become a reality.
And it all started with reading one book.

---From "DAY 23: When You Need a Grab of Courage? Reading That Awakens Me"