There are
some interesting beliefs in the book Freakonomics,
by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner. The reading process has become
easier to comprehend after each chapter because of the topics that are
discussed. I can relate to some of the subject-matters that are talked about,
such as, abortion, cheating, parenting, etc.
Some reading strategies that I have employed are annotating
while reading so I won't get an inadequate comprehension of the reading. I
annotate specific parts of the reading that I might relate to, words that can
expand my vocabulary, and different paragraphs that will be of great discussion
amongst my colleagues. Ultimately, annotating will help both me and my
colleagues in the future and some might have similar annotations.
One piece of advice that I will
tell somebody that is interested in this book is to be open and try reading it
from a different point of view. I will advise the person to keep reading after
the first chapter because it starts of boring in my opinion. Keeping up with
the reading schedule isn't hard if you just manage your time wisely. I didn’t
have a set amount of pages I was going to read, but when I wasn't at Year Up,
work, or at the gym; I was reading.
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