If you read at least 1 hour daily for a week, you'd have spent 7 hours out of a weekly available 168 hours, 28 hours out of an average monthly available 720 hours, 365 hours out of an often yearly available 8760 hours enriching your mind.

That is, you use 2 weeks and 4 hours out of 52 weeks; 15 days and one sixth of a day out of 365 days to enhance your brain's muscles and increase your knowledge.

More interestingly, if you perform this ritual for the next 10 years, you invest almost 5 months in time--close to half a year--out of a decade's 120 months on your brain alone.

Thus, going by the fact that many outstanding manifestations or results we see and relish today were first created mentally, your creativity quotient would very likely climb from low or below average to the range of mid-high or high. That's a win for you, an asset you need to do things differently in your work, business or ministry and make a difference.


©Kaycee Naze
Rational Pen

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cc:lalasticlala, front page material. This concise piece vividly presents reading as a means to innovation and making a habit of it, a character capable of transforming Nigerians from spectators to actors in global advancement. Thanks in advance.

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cc:lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, it's not too late for this thread to make front page.
How many hours do you read in a day?

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cc:lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, it's not too late for this thread to make front page.
How many hours do you read in a day?

I agree. CC:Lalasticlala, kindly do the needful.