Reading Monetization

Have you read a lot of books but don't seem to have read them? Feel like you have mastered the knowledge but don't know how to produce it? Rather than how many books you have read, the key to adult reading lies in how you use the knowledge in the book at work "after reading". The author of this book, Shu Yamaguchi, graduated from the Department of Philosophy and Art History. After graduation, he worked in a foreign consulting company. Not only did he publish many books in the business field, but he also served as a lecturer in training institutions. He embarked on a path completely unrelated to art history, but was able to achieve success across fields precisely because he had a set of "efficient reading rules." There are only two types of books that adults need to read—business and general studies. Business books master basic knowledge, and general studies books shape personality. However, the reading methods of these two types of books are completely different. Based on the characteristics and needs of each type of book, the author proposes different reading skills and essential book lists, as well as how to organize key information and improve the ability to combine information according to the situation. The book also contains a "Business Book Mandala" compiled in detail by the author, covering everything from basic to advanced. The more you read, the more useful information you will get. As long as you follow these instructions, you can quickly absorb a large amount of knowledge in the book, improve your core competitiveness through the knowledge you learn, and become a valuable knowledge producer.