Referring to reading non-work related stuff only. Could be books, audiobooks, articles, magazines, news etc. but not directly related to work Edit: those reading more than 1 hour per day, what are you reading and how do you make time for it? :) #mentalhealth #burnout
I try to read 10 pages from a physical book every night before bed. Realistically average about 5 pages.
Do audiobooks count as reading? 🤔
And if so, does getting pestered by your wife count as listening to an audiobook (and therefore, “reading”)?
Audiobooks = Yes
Would reading books to my toddler count? Because I read for like an hour everyday to her
That should count extra
4+ hours of Reddit, Blind, HN, Bogleheads, Google News, and sometimes niche hobby websites. Not healthy reading, but the key is restlessly looking at my phone whenever I am not actively doing something. I can get in 1.5 hours during meals, 1 hr before bed, 30 mins in the morning, and another 1-2 hrs sporadically throughout the day.
If podcasts and youtube videos count then I do abt 1-2 hrs/day.
Interestingly I’d prefer to read non-work related stuff outside of working hours 😁 Maybe because I’m not that nerd and don’t want to get burnout 🥲