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How do you read programming books?
I'm wondering, how do you read programming books? I always don't do the exercises, I just read the book.. Do you read while sleeping or you really take the book and study like you do in high school ...
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What is the hidden secret in Think and Grow Rich (by Napoleon Hill)?
He mentions in the book that it is in every chapter and while inspired by it, I did not have a clear idea of one single secret after reading the book.
Did anyone discover a "secret", or is it ...
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Be able to focus and read books when your partner watches TV
I like reading books a lot. Usually have only time for that at night, after work, but at that time my wife likes TV a lot and specially zapping; continuously jumping from one channel to another. I ...
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Do´s and dont's for audiobooks?
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I have recently started to hear audiobooks in my daily commute, giving me 40 minutes a day of "book listening". However, though it's my first time on the audiobook world, ...
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What are must have time management and productivity books? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
What is recommended reading if I'm interested in increasing my productivity?
As the question states, I'd like to see a list of books that are really really must read ...
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Speed reading technique ebook
Which ebook would you recommend to learn speed reading techniques, to improve reading speed and understanding?
(ebook, preferred for Kindle, as I don't want printed version - easier to buy overseas)
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What is recommended reading if I'm interested in increasing my productivity? [closed]
If I'm interested in increasing my personal productivity, what publications or books should I read based on reviews and number of copies sold?
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Summary of Getting Things Done (GTD) system
Getting Things Done (GTD) has an entire book to teach the system. Is reading the whole book necessary for understanding the system, or is there a summary or simplified explanation of it available?
