Children's books do not have anything for adults to learn from. Unless you're a kid and you're learning life lessons which I suppose is worth it. * I now get it, I was very shallow into thinking kids book are nothing but ofc they have life lessons....the joke did flew over my head lol
For real like on average that’s 5 books per month. The purpose of a book is to take in its info, not to read and forget about. I’m pretty sure some of them take their time with it and have lots of free time to do it
@@saveukraine3391 those books must be short af because that would mean you finish one book every 3 and a half days (ish). I'm 12 but I make sure to read long, hard books to actually challenge myself and to learn instead of just being able to flex I've read 100 books in a year. Go for harder texts, books like War and Peace, To Kill a Mockingbird, Noughts and Crosses...
I read 45 books this year and I’m 12 and it’s been 5 months since this year started and before anyone says that it won’t be long the minimum is 350 pages the most is 799 pages
What do you think CEOs do? And besides, it doesn't take that much time to read 60 books a year, especially since these CEOs probably only read nonfiction
By that I mean that a normal person can reach 350 wpm reading speed with no training. It is very possible to finish 1 book a day for the average 9-5, so 60 books in a year is definitely manageable for a CEO who probably is a lot more experienced and trained in reading fast.
I strongly dislike the "you need to read X amount of books a year to be a true intelectual" kind of view. I read since I was 5 and the times I enjoyed reading the most were those where I had no pressure and was able to truly enjoy the stories that were being presented to me. Don't get me wrong, reading is amazing and greatly improves your writing, interpretation and thought process, but forcing others into fitting these standandards will probably just make reading feel like a chore.
I completely agree, a better life hack is to learn to love reading, and if you can’t then listen to audiobooks or something while you drive or do other tasks. Sure you won’t be as efficient but it’s better to be some what productive then not productive at all and if you end up liking one o the books you may focus on it of your own volition.
These guys don't enjoy reading. They treat it like an arduous task which just needs to get done to grow their brains. I doubt they really get any intellect by pursuing knowledge in this pitiful manner
My man OSHO and Swami Vivekananda both from india was the biggest ever reader of books.. OSHO's speciality in books: "he read 150K Genuine books throughout his life which includes the Religious texts of every religion, All kind of Spritual books, All kind of Philosophies, Novels, Autobiographies and Documentaries." Vivekananda's specialities: "He also read thousands of books. Sometimes he isolate himself and then read books continuously for straight 3 days without eating food untill he faints.. His Photographic memory, Focus and brain was insanely Sharp that he can read 800 pages of book in few time and can memorize every single line from every single page. There are a lot of incidents happened with people who witnessed this." (Both Osho and Vivekananda had a Great Recognition on international level and both left deep impact on people! They were also included in the list of biggest philosophers and spritual teachers ever existed..)
It's your fault. You guys are SPOILED & the majority of the people in your country do no effort in learning new languages, while most people in Europe do (Except the U.K because of the same thing), for example.
@ I wasn't saying that I shouldn't learn another language, I was saying that doing something difficult (learning an entirely new language) for an abitrary goal, (reading x amount of books per year) would give me little benefit. I do believe learning a second language for easier communcation with other people is a good idea, though.
Quick reminder that correlation does not necessarily equal causation. There are many people who read so many more books but are not ceos and I'm willing to bet that there's a big chunk of ceos who barely read.
I am 13 and I have read 62 books in a year including Harry Potter and Percy Jackson series. I didn’t designate time for reading I just carried a book around and when I had short or long amount of time I would sit down and read.
@@exclusivecontentasmyopinio3255 What do you precisely mean by "real books" ? Do you merely consider a 'real' book if it is a non-fiction book? The content of a book varies, it could be fact-based or experience-based or somehow a touch of both. Books are available for us to read specifically for knowledge acquisition and entertainment.
No point trying to read more books and consume a larger quantity of content for the sake of it. It's better to take the time to digest and understand what the book is trying to convey in the first place.
I’d say just look for a specific genre you wanna read and choose a book from there. For me i wanna read law so I just pick some books from that genre. Also going to a library or bookstore can help since they have a limited collection.
Depends on what interests you. If your like me and are quite picky with topics you might struggle, but I managed to break through that and I read like crazy. Personally Fantasy and Historical Fiction are fascinating to me. I love the magical side of Fantasy but I also like the telling of a story that actually happened from the perspective of a person. Biographies are also good for that.
Reading what you're interested in makes it hard to recommend a list of specific books for all to read. Once you know your interests, then you can ask for book recommendations per your interests. So, reflect on what you want to know, and then ask people who know something about it what their book recommendations are.
These 5 simple hacks to read like a CEO are a game-changer.Incorporating these hacks into my reading routine will undoubtedly bring a more strategic approach to learning.
I can say with absolute certainty that a CEO’s wealth is a product of their exploitation of others, not a product of how many books they read on an annual basis.
@@2hotflavored666 totally definitaly the books thats the key to cappitalism and human ascension to becoming a great one that melts the minds of the mortals you once were a part of
I love how he was reading the book Sapiens upside down. PS: by the way sapiens is an amazing book and you should read it if you haven't. It's by yuval noah harari.
When i was at school and reading only classic literature i thought that all book were this good, so i had mad respect for reading people. Now i know that a lot of books are such trash that the fact that someone reads a lot means absolutely nothing. I don't want to shame anyone, i just think that importance of reading is very overestimated in modern world where books don't have any standards anymore. You can't even say it improves your grammar and spelling and vocabulary since language in many of them is so poor.
There are still many good books out there, you just have to take the time and consideration to find ones you like. Also, opinions come into play, for example you obviously adore classic literature, however I would rather be skinned with a potato peeler than read another bloody Shakespeare play, and that’s fine. If someone reads a lot, that means they are able to constantly find literature that they can enjoy and feel a connection with, and, at least in my opinion, that isn’t worthless.
@@garmen- no, i didn't mean to say that reading always doesn't give you anything. You're right that there are a lot amazing books out there and in modern literature too! Btw i'm from Russia, so it was Russian classic literature. Can't say i'm a big fan, but i have my personal favorites! And I'm pretty sure i've never read any Shakespeare's play from start to end... Now i feel ashamed lol.
Reading is way funner when you read illegal/banned books cos if the government don't want you reading them, there's a good chance there's valuable information contained in them.
I've been trying to become more comfortable with DNFing books. I know my life's too short to waste on a book I don't like. But that feeling that I may like it in a few pages always gets me.
Don't listen to this guy's advice. He has no clue, he lost his marbles. He insinuates that reading books will make you smarter or a CEO, which in most cases just isn't true. Educating yourself is great, but watching videos or lectures on your phone can be much more rewarding. Most books are outdated information and your phone has newer if you look up the right things. If he insinuates that reading anything, even fiction, will make you a CEO, then he has lost his marbles more than I thought. Also I doubt the 60 books a year CEO thing is real. He probably made that up. I can't imagine someone actually doing a study to find that out.
I’d bet it is mostly true as many CEO’s are intellectual types that enjoy reading, but there are plenty of CEOS (that I have even met) that don’t read books at all and are still super successful.
@@isaacblanchard7598" Intellectual types that like reading". I can tell by the way you write that you are not the brightest bulb, so let me give you some advice. I never met a CEO that cared for books any more than regular people, which today is very little. Also something is either true or wrong when there is a wrong or true statement, there is no such thing as "mostly true".
i agree with everything you've said except for: "Most" books are outdated info. Like there's a lot of updated books out there lol,, u just have to find.. nevertheless, even those other "outdated" books are still relevant today.
I mean it’s not that hard depending on the length of the books. I read the full Harry Potter series two times in a row in less than two months so 🤷♀️ and yes I am still a minor
A ceo that works 100+ hours pr week does not have time to read that much. More than 1 book every week. And sorry, there is no way they have time setting up a fire place and reading a book,
@@Miipmiip In less than two months? That’s embarrassing. A book I read that’s slightly longer than all of the HP books combined I finished in five days. In Japanese. And yes, I’m a minor too.
@@Diaryofaninja cool I mean I don’t find it embarrassing when I read them for about an hour a day during that time. At least I wanted to read which is a huge step up to everyone I know. Anyways, “slightly longer than all of the hp books” doesn’t say much when my version of ootp is ~150 pages longer than the one I found in my library (different languages). P.s I’m glad you did it in Japanese I guess but is that relevant?
I was reading more than 60 books a month when I was in primary school. I finished reading the half the library in 6 months and then the full fiction library in a year. Books as big as The Host by Stephanie Meyers (I can't think of any other comparisons). Reading just gave me a bunch of extra knowledge I have floating in my head with nothing to do with it.
Fantasy romance readers: Wait-people can read that little un a year? Seriously though. We be spending hundreds or even thousands a year ONLY for Books.
Life accrues compound interest, small actions really add up over time. “Pursuit what is meaningful, not what is expedient” - Jordan Peterson, 12 rules for life. You can’t run a mile without taking small steps.
@@yugaeshthusyanthan330 lmao shut up. Nobody reads 60 entire books (like Harry Potter) a year. Most people are on the phone or computer. And I’m not talking books on 20 pages…
@@Adassity you clearly haven't met real readers. For any book lover, 60 books per year is laughable, even a little embarassing. I know people who finish atleast 2 books in a week. I am not sure what my own speed is because I don't really keep track but 60 seems like an incredibly easy number to reach in an year!
"The average CEO does x" mindset is stopping people from becoming CEOs. Besides, reading became a meme at this point, so many idiots just think you need to read a fuckton of books to be an intellectual, while the miss the whole point of it.
No no no the whole reason people become ceos are because they’re born into a life of privilege with rich parents who have connections and set them up so they never really have to work a day in their life
If you end up reading 60 books a year then I would question the quality of those books you read. Lets take Nietszche for example. It takes 5 minute to read a page to understand what he really says and if you mean to tell me that you finished his book in a day or two then you should know that it doesn’t counts as reading if you truly cannot understand what the book actually says.
Bro, do you guys really think 60 books in a year is a lot? This makes me wanna get off my phone down Edit: Before, I wrote out instead of get off, I’m pretty bad at typing on mobile.
Stop reading so many books and actually read your comment before you post it. Sound pretty stupid to me if you're trying to brag about how many books you read and mispell while doing it.
I average about 1-2 books a week sometimes 3 and i work roughly 50 hours a week sometimes more when i pick up shifts. But i read alot in my spare time. On all my breaks at work i typically flip through my book. When i go to the gym after my workout i go on the massage chairs and pull out my book for about 30 minutes. And an hour or 2 before i go to sleep. However i also rarely watch tv or play video games which is what alot of people do after theyre done work.
I used to only read fiction and felt like I was wasting time..thank God I stuck to it because the habit lead me to books that have changed my life #atomichabits
Avtually, i tried this I'm a 13 yo italian guy and i just started reading Harry Potter in English... That's the best think ever to read a book in a foreign language and actually know what Is going on
Pull a reverse Uno card and read books in foreign language to learn said language. In my experience, that's the fastest passive way to learn a language. Pick a book in which you understand about 50-70% of words, that way you will still be able to understand the story and passively pick up new words. With this method it takes me about a year to get to a native speaker level without putting much effort in. Im on my fourth foreign language and I can tell that reading in other languages is much more exciting than in your native one.
I don’t know if it counts but I listen to audiobooks, I used to be able to read physical books but as I’ve gotten older I found I have less time and energy. By using a library app not only can I listen to books while I work on chores, but I also listen at 2x or 3x the speed. Last year I was able to read 100 books while using my app.
Read children's books. You can knock out way more than 60 a year.
Children's books do not have anything for adults to learn from. Unless you're a kid and you're learning life lessons which I suppose is worth it. * I now get it, I was very shallow into thinking kids book are nothing but ofc they have life lessons....the joke did flew over my head lol
@@omeir923 you’ve never heard a joke in your life before, have you
@@omeir923 I think he thinks so much 😂😂
@@omeir923 thats the joke...
@@omeir923 *slow clap
“Throw away bad books”
Schools: I’m going to pretend that I didn’t see that
true, schools made me absolutely despise reading until I started recently reading out of my own interest.
Yep...school mad me hate all the books in the planet until i found my self reading them self help books
School - So you’ve chosen death.
Hahaha 😂😂
Florida is like: "2 steps ahead of ya bud"
This isn’t how many they read, it’s how many they say they read
For real like on average that’s 5 books per month. The purpose of a book is to take in its info, not to read and forget about. I’m pretty sure some of them take their time with it and have lots of free time to do it
Thissssss
@@official_strident’free time’, ceo😂
@@official_stridentfive books a month is actually pretty easy. that’s only one book a week!
This lad on something
That one book which is held upside down is underrated 💀
Exactly
Hes got two copies of it in thefirst stack
Sapiens 😂
I do noticed 😂😂😂😂😂
What was the name of that book
CEO: Reads 60 books a year
Manga readers: Pathetic
Lol, true
Especially if it's a long manga
Fan fiction readers agree and those books can get long af
@@kssw33b62 *one piece*
Shower: exist
Manga readers: Pathetic
I love how he threw away Tim Cook’s biography and picked up Steve Jobs’s😂
@ᴬᴿᴳ•᭄ＬＡＸ²⁰࿐ ratio
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
@@williamj2460 hot
Because tim is totally cocking up apple and steve jobs was the legend who developed apple to the peak before he died.
Steve Jobs was a thief and a fraud though
looking at those books fall made me go through all five stages of grief at once
right? books deserve love.
Me too. It was hard to watch and I asked myself what kind of human being is able to do that ... 😂
I love vids like this because it puts CEOs in a catch 22 where they are either liars or have no work to do
Or spend a lot of time traveling
Yeah I'm 20 and can do 12 books a year by reading a bit every day. How on earth can a CEO have the time to read 60 books a year
Give them some credit - they very well could be both. 😂😂😂
@@RaffieFaffie Because in the time that you browse social media and watch movies he spends reading
@@Mohammed-hu1vpI spend an hour doing that. An extra 365 hours does not allow you that much time to read
i literally died inside when he started showering with the book 😭
Like i love books im 11 and I read at least 100 a year
@@saveukraine3391 picture books?
@@saveukraine3391 🧢
@@saveukraine3391 What type of books?
@@saveukraine3391 those books must be short af because that would mean you finish one book every 3 and a half days (ish). I'm 12 but I make sure to read long, hard books to actually challenge myself and to learn instead of just being able to flex I've read 100 books in a year. Go for harder texts, books like War and Peace, To Kill a Mockingbird, Noughts and Crosses...
Ah yes, The nice feeling of my book becoming soggy in the shower
😊 yes i love that
like if it's a paperback, it's going to disintegrate, and I prefer my books to be in good condition
@@gummirwlnah it won’t, and books dry out quick. I recommend you try it for your self.
Its not about how many books you read, its about the knowledge and what you can get out of the books thats vital.
I read 45 books this year and I’m 12 and it’s been 5 months since this year started and before anyone says that it won’t be long the minimum is 350 pages the most is 799 pages
do something useful like researching and creating projects, you'll forget what books wants to say to you
The average CEO, that doesn’t spend time working in his company, yes
My thought exactly! They don't do any work.. they are just figureheads.
Epic time save hack! Get people to work for you while you sit around reading books 📚
@@AKAThatKidthats the life
That's the average CEO
What do you think CEOs do? And besides, it doesn't take that much time to read 60 books a year, especially since these CEOs probably only read nonfiction
I really doubt the average CEO reads 60 books a year, probebly more like 3
Kinda what I was thinking. No CEO has that much time. I struggle for time in middle management and our CEO works like 20 hours a day.
@@royalewithchz exactly
If elon can have the time to tweet memes and make speeches on a regular basis, then most billionaires have more free time than him
It's actually weirdly possible
By that I mean that a normal person can reach 350 wpm reading speed with no training. It is very possible to finish 1 book a day for the average 9-5, so 60 books in a year is definitely manageable for a CEO who probably is a lot more experienced and trained in reading fast.
Nah the Lock Screen killed me 😂
“Read a book instead💀”
I like the skinny workbook called 30 Days to Reduce Stress by Harper Daniels. It's easy to carry haha.
Max's skill has grown so much that he is able to count to 60 in the span of 2 seconds
Lol
Hahahha
123456789 10.. 60
🤣🤣
I strongly dislike the "you need to read X amount of books a year to be a true intelectual" kind of view. I read since I was 5 and the times I enjoyed reading the most were those where I had no pressure and was able to truly enjoy the stories that were being presented to me. Don't get me wrong, reading is amazing and greatly improves your writing, interpretation and thought process, but forcing others into fitting these standandards will probably just make reading feel like a chore.
For real man , I loved reading as a child but now these stupid standards that you have to read this or your useless make me stop reading.
I completely agree, a better life hack is to learn to love reading, and if you can’t then listen to audiobooks or something while you drive or do other tasks. Sure you won’t be as efficient but it’s better to be some what productive then not productive at all and if you end up liking one o the books you may focus on it of your own volition.
I completely agree with you
I fully agree. I love reading. But when I’m assigned a book to read at school that isn’t of a topic I am heavily interested in, I get bored.
These guys don't enjoy reading. They treat it like an arduous task which just needs to get done to grow their brains. I doubt they really get any intellect by pursuing knowledge in this pitiful manner
My man OSHO and Swami Vivekananda both from india was the biggest ever reader of books..
OSHO's speciality in books: "he read 150K Genuine books throughout his life which includes the Religious texts of every religion, All kind of Spritual books, All kind of Philosophies, Novels, Autobiographies and Documentaries."
Vivekananda's specialities: "He also read thousands of books. Sometimes he isolate himself and then read books continuously for straight 3 days without eating food untill he faints.. His Photographic memory, Focus and brain was insanely Sharp that he can read 800 pages of book in few time and can memorize every single line from every single page. There are a lot of incidents happened with people who witnessed this."
(Both Osho and Vivekananda had a Great Recognition on international level and both left deep impact on people! They were also included in the list of biggest philosophers and spritual teachers ever existed..)
While he said the second point..bro read the book upside-down 😂😂
“Read in two languages”
Time to learn an entirely new language to hit some arbitrary goal about reading books.
Not his fault that you aren't bilingual.
American moment:
It's your fault. You guys are SPOILED & the majority of the people in your country do no effort in learning new languages, while most people in Europe do (Except the U.K because of the same thing), for example.
@ I wasn't saying that I shouldn't learn another language, I was saying that doing something difficult (learning an entirely new language) for an abitrary goal, (reading x amount of books per year) would give me little benefit. I do believe learning a second language for easier communcation with other people is a good idea, though.
@@gusneverdied on the same token, it’s not his fault his first language is English, meaning learning another language is useless
Gotta love how he is reading the homo sapiens book upside down
And he has two of them in his book stack
I'm reading that rn hahah
Quick reminder that correlation does not necessarily equal causation. There are many people who read so many more books but are not ceos and I'm willing to bet that there's a big chunk of ceos who barely read.
CEO: I READ 60 BOOKS A YEAR
MY CLASS: WE READ 10 A MONTH HOW MUCH IS THAT FOR A WHOLE SCHOOL YEAR? 90 AUGUST-MAY NOT COUNTING ALL DECEMBER
I am 13 and I have read 62 books in a year including Harry Potter and Percy Jackson series. I didn’t designate time for reading I just carried a book around and when I had short or long amount of time I would sit down and read.
bruh he meant real books
@@exclusivecontentasmyopinio3255 according to Google "a written or printed work consisting of pages glued or sewn
@@exclusivecontentasmyopinio3255 What do you precisely mean by "real books" ? Do you merely consider a 'real' book if it is a non-fiction book? The content of a book varies, it could be fact-based or experience-based or somehow a touch of both. Books are available for us to read specifically for knowledge acquisition and entertainment.
@@exclusivecontentasmyopinio3255bro stfu lmao, you’re not better than him because you read nonfiction.
Good job.
No point trying to read more books and consume a larger quantity of content for the sake of it. It's better to take the time to digest and understand what the book is trying to convey in the first place.
You can do both
@@DominantBtch you cant cause if you read quick with a fairly thick book or a complicated one then you cant fully understand it. Surely
Thank you so much for this❤
A book holds a house of gold
I couldn't breathe when he literally pretended to read a book while it was upside down💀💀💀
Take off your gay skin mask
Lol no 😂😂😂😐
The problem is knowing what books to read. None of them recommend a list of books to read.
I’d say just look for a specific genre you wanna read and choose a book from there. For me i wanna read law so I just pick some books from that genre. Also going to a library or bookstore can help since they have a limited collection.
Depends on what interests you. If your like me and are quite picky with topics you might struggle, but I managed to break through that and I read like crazy. Personally Fantasy and Historical Fiction are fascinating to me. I love the magical side of Fantasy but I also like the telling of a story that actually happened from the perspective of a person. Biographies are also good for that.
Reading what you're interested in makes it hard to recommend a list of specific books for all to read. Once you know your interests, then you can ask for book recommendations per your interests. So, reflect on what you want to know, and then ask people who know something about it what their book recommendations are.
I would recommend:
Gospel of John
Book of Genesis
Book of Job
My recommendations:
48 laws of power
Sapiens
Laws of human nature
Mastery
Percy Jackson series
The prince
Crime and punishment
As a book lover, my heart tore a little when i saw those books fall because i take such good care of my books like they were alive
These 5 simple hacks to read like a CEO are a game-changer.Incorporating these hacks into my reading routine will undoubtedly bring a more strategic approach to learning.
I can say with absolute certainty that a CEO’s wealth is a product of their exploitation of others, not a product of how many books they read on an annual basis.
Correct
That’s the joke I think
Correct
Incorrect.
@@2hotflavored666 totally definitaly the books thats the key to cappitalism and human ascension to becoming a great one that melts the minds of the mortals you once were a part of
#6: work 15% of the hours your employees work while earning 500% more money
You're killing all the book lovers unintentionally 😢
THAT LAST ONE... I DIED. RIP BOOK😭💔
I love how he was reading the book Sapiens upside down.
PS: by the way sapiens is an amazing book and you should read it if you haven't. It's by yuval noah harari.
no
There was 2 of them books
Yah it’s so good!
I read 3 books a month. Best habit I've ever picked up.
The second point is the most underrated and important way to beat procrastination
Its hard to read books in 2 languages when you have simplified mandarin as a second language
@dreamy Spythør i really wanna be fluent in german, but every time i come across the der/die/das shit i wanna jump of a bridge
When i was at school and reading only classic literature i thought that all book were this good, so i had mad respect for reading people. Now i know that a lot of books are such trash that the fact that someone reads a lot means absolutely nothing. I don't want to shame anyone, i just think that importance of reading is very overestimated in modern world where books don't have any standards anymore. You can't even say it improves your grammar and spelling and vocabulary since language in many of them is so poor.
There are still many good books out there, you just have to take the time and consideration to find ones you like. Also, opinions come into play, for example you obviously adore classic literature, however I would rather be skinned with a potato peeler than read another bloody Shakespeare play, and that’s fine. If someone reads a lot, that means they are able to constantly find literature that they can enjoy and feel a connection with, and, at least in my opinion, that isn’t worthless.
@@garmen- no, i didn't mean to say that reading always doesn't give you anything. You're right that there are a lot amazing books out there and in modern literature too!
Btw i'm from Russia, so it was Russian classic literature. Can't say i'm a big fan, but i have my personal favorites! And I'm pretty sure i've never read any Shakespeare's play from start to end... Now i feel ashamed lol.
I try to write things like grocery and to do lists in English, German and Japanese. It really does make a difference.
If audio books count, just put on 60 audio books at once and you can be done in a few hours max.
I think audiobook are great source of knowledge because u cant have a book in hand while taking a walk or driving
@@vrundanpatel6785the fact is its hard for me atleast to transcribe the audio books
The way you are treating these books shows how much you respect books.
nothing to respect, stop virtue signaling boomers
The ‘set small goals’. Had his book upside down 😂
Reading is way funner when you read illegal/banned books cos if the government don't want you reading them, there's a good chance there's valuable information contained in them.
Not to brag but, I read the entire Dr Seuss collection
#ReadingLikeACEO
He read the book upside down 😂
Bro was reading
a book upside down
The way he readed his book upside down killed me
I've been trying to become more comfortable with DNFing books. I know my life's too short to waste on a book I don't like. But that feeling that I may like it in a few pages always gets me.
I love how he was reading some of the books upside down lol 😆 😂
This guy is so smart. Hes able to read the book upside down and backwards. 👏👏
I love how he read the book upside down
Wow, it's almost like not having to work for 8+ hours a day to survive gives you more free time
Don't listen to this guy's advice. He has no clue, he lost his marbles. He insinuates that reading books will make you smarter or a CEO, which in most cases just isn't true. Educating yourself is great, but watching videos or lectures on your phone can be much more rewarding. Most books are outdated information and your phone has newer if you look up the right things. If he insinuates that reading anything, even fiction, will make you a CEO, then he has lost his marbles more than I thought. Also I doubt the 60 books a year CEO thing is real. He probably made that up. I can't imagine someone actually doing a study to find that out.
Yep, Everything he says feels disingenuous and superficial.
I’d bet it is mostly true as many CEO’s are intellectual types that enjoy reading, but there are plenty of CEOS (that I have even met) that don’t read books at all and are still super successful.
You are absolutely right. And this dude says all this crap from his “social media” platform that he makes sound evil in his own video.
@@isaacblanchard7598" Intellectual types that like reading". I can tell by the way you write that you are not the brightest bulb, so let me give you some advice. I never met a CEO that cared for books any more than regular people, which today is very little. Also something is either true or wrong when there is a wrong or true statement, there is no such thing as "mostly true".
i agree with everything you've said except for: "Most" books are outdated info. Like there's a lot of updated books out there lol,, u just have to find.. nevertheless, even those other "outdated" books are still relevant today.
Reading in my second language does help me focus.
Him reading sapiens upside down 😂
I do not believe the average CEO reads 60 books a year.
@Liona Get out of here you hub bot
I mean it’s not that hard depending on the length of the books. I read the full Harry Potter series two times in a row in less than two months so 🤷♀️ and yes I am still a minor
A ceo that works 100+ hours pr week does not have time to read that much. More than 1 book every week. And sorry, there is no way they have time setting up a fire place and reading a book,
@@Miipmiip In less than two months? That’s embarrassing. A book I read that’s slightly longer than all of the HP books combined I finished in five days. In Japanese. And yes, I’m a minor too.
@@Diaryofaninja cool I mean I don’t find it embarrassing when I read them for about an hour a day during that time. At least I wanted to read which is a huge step up to everyone I know. Anyways, “slightly longer than all of the hp books” doesn’t say much when my version of ootp is ~150 pages longer than the one I found in my library (different languages).
P.s I’m glad you did it in Japanese I guess but is that relevant?
I was reading more than 60 books a month when I was in primary school. I finished reading the half the library in 6 months and then the full fiction library in a year. Books as big as The Host by Stephanie Meyers (I can't think of any other comparisons). Reading just gave me a bunch of extra knowledge I have floating in my head with nothing to do with it.
my heart broke when the book tower fell and when he took the book into the shower 💔
He actually read the book upside down 🤣
This literally just made me get up, grab a book and start reading
The reason they read so much is because they have actual decent amounts of time off, and are free of the stress that would make reading unenjoyable
Fantasy romance readers:
Wait-people can read that little un a year?
Seriously though. We be spending hundreds or even thousands a year ONLY for Books.
the way he's reading the books explains it all lol😭
DON'T throw it away! Donate it to your local library! Thank you❣️
Brain : look man, i'm tired.
Max : shall we play a game tho?
Brain : what game?
Max : juggle between english and hebrew
CEO's are settled and have time🤓
The way he fell asleep 😂😂😂
0:24 now i know max has a talent that he can read his book by upside down😂😂
Life accrues compound interest, small actions really add up over time. “Pursuit what is meaningful, not what is expedient” - Jordan Peterson, 12 rules for life. You can’t run a mile without taking small steps.
I made it a goal to read 50 books last year & i read 43
Biggest tip to help me hit my reading goal was whenever you feel like scrolling on social media pick up a book instead ❤
Lmao 60 books a year, they don’t have time for that.
bruh 60 books is hardly anything💀 wtf
@@yugaeshthusyanthan330 lmao shut up. Nobody reads 60 entire books (like Harry Potter) a year. Most people are on the phone or computer. And I’m not talking books on 20 pages…
@@Adassity there is no way they have time.
@@Adassity you clearly haven't met real readers. For any book lover, 60 books per year is laughable, even a little embarassing. I know people who finish atleast 2 books in a week. I am not sure what my own speed is because I don't really keep track but 60 seems like an incredibly easy number to reach in an year!
@@she_wizzdom4410 2 books on like what? 150 pages a piece? I'm talking about books with more like 400 pages each.
"instead of setting a goal of 1 book a week..." Bro I can read like 30 baby books in 1 day get on my level
I love your ability of reading the book upside-down 🔥
It hurts when it falls down 😢
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I don’t know if that’s a good idea xD
@Evellyne_____,☂🔞 bro wtf 💀
I can read 200 books a year
Can you name 20 of them at least?
Just wanna know the good ones lol
I'm doing that since last three days I have shut down my social media & getting addicted to reading by picking up my favorite books ❤
"The average CEO does x" mindset is stopping people from becoming CEOs. Besides, reading became a meme at this point, so many idiots just think you need to read a fuckton of books to be an intellectual, while the miss the whole point of it.
No no no the whole reason people become ceos are because they’re born into a life of privilege with rich parents who have connections and set them up so they never really have to work a day in their life
BASED
If you end up reading 60 books a year then I would question the quality of those books you read.
Lets take Nietszche for example. It takes 5 minute to read a page to understand what he really says and if you mean to tell me that you finished his book in a day or two then you should know that it doesn’t counts as reading if you truly cannot understand what the book actually says.
Depends, maybe some people can.
I read almost 58 books till date. More to come. I always knew I'm the CEO material 🤣
I love how he hold the book oppositely
Anyone noticed ?
There was 2 “Sapiens” books in his mountain 🏔️ like stock.
Bro, do you guys really think 60 books in a year is a lot? This makes me wanna get off my phone down
Edit: Before, I wrote out instead of get off, I’m pretty bad at typing on mobile.
I read 2 books last year
@@trunestor literally same
I read Netflix subtitles so if a script counts as a book....
Stop reading so many books and actually read your comment before you post it. Sound pretty stupid to me if you're trying to brag about how many books you read and mispell while doing it.
I read like 140 books last year so 60 Seems easy for me
Well its more than 1 a week and considering I read 1 book last year which I had already read its a lot
The average ceo has more time than us. Most people have to work instead of read
I average about 1-2 books a week sometimes 3 and i work roughly 50 hours a week sometimes more when i pick up shifts. But i read alot in my spare time. On all my breaks at work i typically flip through my book. When i go to the gym after my workout i go on the massage chairs and pull out my book for about 30 minutes. And an hour or 2 before i go to sleep. However i also rarely watch tv or play video games which is what alot of people do after theyre done work.
@@thrash208 *I just read children's books, that way I can read like 20 a day*
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@@seanisnotjohn genius
I used to only read fiction and felt like I was wasting time..thank God I stuck to it because the habit lead me to books that have changed my life #atomichabits
Avtually, i tried this
I'm a 13 yo italian guy and i just started reading Harry Potter in English... That's the best think ever to read a book in a foreign language and actually know what Is going on
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Bruh if they read 60 books a year I'd be the richest person in history
When you read a book upside down. *What an accomplishment!*
Pull a reverse Uno card and read books in foreign language to learn said language. In my experience, that's the fastest passive way to learn a language. Pick a book in which you understand about 50-70% of words, that way you will still be able to understand the story and passively pick up new words. With this method it takes me about a year to get to a native speaker level without putting much effort in. Im on my fourth foreign language and I can tell that reading in other languages is much more exciting than in your native one.
I read more then 60 books a year and i don't think it's a big deal if you like reading.
but thanks for the tip 😉
Pretty easy to make time to read when you've got everyone else doing your work
My mom (me too actually) after seeing him throw a book deliberately: flying slipper 🥿🙂
1 chapter per 10 hours is goated 🐐
I don't like people that mistreated books
I don’t know if it counts but I listen to audiobooks, I used to be able to read physical books but as I’ve gotten older I found I have less time and energy. By using a library app not only can I listen to books while I work on chores, but I also listen at 2x or 3x the speed. Last year I was able to read 100 books while using my app.